Last minute Christmas gifts, boats for boys room decorations, based roughly on this idea
My son helped me collect driftwood sticks from the beach for each boat's sail mast, which I coated in clear water-based non toxic nail polish. The anchor fabric you may remember seeing before, and calico for the boat base - its all op shopped. The rope for the tie at the top of each boat is actually a strap from an used gift bag.
Felt for letters, initials of the boys the gifts are made for, are made from eco-fi kunin felt.
Friday, December 16, 2011
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Award and Bird Coasters
Sorry for my absence.
Firstly, I need to thank Torqua Craft for awarding Recycled Sewing with a Liebster Blog award..
'Liebster' means "favorite" or "dearest" in German. This award, which originated in Germany, recognizes up and coming bloggers.
I need to award this to other bloggers, please bear with me, it is something I will come back to..
On the craft front, I re-purposed some old op shop coasters with pages from a thrifted art bird book. I don't actually want to use them for coasters, I'd like to put them up on the wall for a decorative feature....
Secondly, I really think I've mastered my children's chalk mat design. Here is my latest, which took me about half the time than it did the first time I made one. Made using second hand and vintage fabric..
Firstly, I need to thank Torqua Craft for awarding Recycled Sewing with a Liebster Blog award..
'Liebster' means "favorite" or "dearest" in German. This award, which originated in Germany, recognizes up and coming bloggers.
I need to award this to other bloggers, please bear with me, it is something I will come back to..
On the craft front, I re-purposed some old op shop coasters with pages from a thrifted art bird book. I don't actually want to use them for coasters, I'd like to put them up on the wall for a decorative feature....
Secondly, I really think I've mastered my children's chalk mat design. Here is my latest, which took me about half the time than it did the first time I made one. Made using second hand and vintage fabric..
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