Hello my "dear" readers..
How are we doing today? Knowing you guys, you all must be neck deep in your WIP's he he...
Well @ my world, we have been having lotsa crafty times. I have always wondered what is this Hot Glue gun. So one day, at my LCS when I saw one, i immediately picked it up along with some washable felt. Then began the hunt for making felt flowers. Oh boy, you have so so so many options and varieties to chose from.I officially rule Pinterest a great culprit when my house chores are piling up!!
Anyways..here's what i did..
These felt flowers are inspired from HERE, HERE and HERE.
The flowers are glued on to a crochet mesh which is a vase cover. But
as my vase is big and i had bad light almost everywhere..its just the
cover in the pic.
Go
ahead and try these quick wonders. I did not do felt flowers as i found
glueing them a messy thing and also sewing them boring..so Hot GLue gun
- YOU ROCK!!
Made a pair of flower clips for my Princess..
One
store i am going to sorely miss in India is IKEA. I love this store for
all the great furniture, home DIY and in general a must visit store if
you do not have IKEA in your city/country. These are the plain magazine
racks i bought from there.
With my little princess, one rainy afternoon, we transformed this into...THIS..!!
A perfect store of my books and the kid's bed time stories :)
My ripple is in its final run ...
4 more colors = 4x4 = 16 more rows..and then i am waiting to do the border :!!!!!
...shhhhhhaaa...not looking forward to this part tho..
Leaving you guys with what my Little Princess has been up to..
A butterfly fairy made from mosaic pieces
and a flower painting which occupies a place of pride in our cozy bed room:)
Have a great day and lovely week ahead..
Do write in as i love reading from you..
Happy Crafting..
xxx
Great crafty time! I too am waiting to start my felt projects.those flowers and bookcases look amazing !! Your daughter's creations are cute!!:)waiting to see your ripple finale:)
ReplyDeleteIndeed, the flowers turned out great and beautiful! perfect attempt! I have to ask if have hot glue gun in Indian stores. and felt...
ReplyDeleteyour ripple already looks snug, great work , and those ends..I'm making a blanket too, but weaving the ends only when I start sewing squares together. in ripple it is a little difficult, as you just keep on crocheting without stops! :)
lovely flowers by your daughter!
Have a great day!
The felt flowers are really beautiful, great job! ♥ I never worked with a hot glue gun up to now but you make it tempting :-). The bookcases look so much better now!! And your little princess seems to have the artistic gene from her mother ;-). She made so lovely things! ♥
ReplyDeleteI love her flower painting!
ReplyDeleteWow! You've certainly been busy. The little felt flowers are really cute and I love what you did with the magazine holders. :)
ReplyDeleteYou have been busy with your gun haha love the flowers and the butterfly, your daughter is very clever, your ripple is looking good too :)
ReplyDeletePretty flowers!
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Like mother like daughter. Her painting is cute. Please tell her. And your ripple blanket looks lovely too! I have never done anything so far using ripple and have been wanting to. HAve seen so many lovely ripple projects. Came across this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12dHp0KcIdw. have a look. They have shown changing colours and that too without having to join in the ends!!
ReplyDeleteAh I see she will be crafty like her Mum! I haven't tried a glue gun yet, looks good. I like the magazine holders, I have a collection waiting in the loft for a make-over! was it paper you stuck I wonder or material? have a good day, Heather x
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What beautiful flowers! I love how you did them. Now I've really got to make some for myself! And I love all the other little projects you did, too. Thanks for sharing at Hookin On Hump Day!
ReplyDeleteFelt, fabric and crochet flowers are a HUGE weakness of mine and yours are just beautiful!! I think I'd die without my glue gun ;)
ReplyDeleteYou make stuff like I do and I love it all. Jo x
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