I had a frame made for a specific place but, as the aperture is 22 x 62cm, I’ve so far had no luck in finding anything to fit in it or to even cut down to size. As I like my Windsor Castle textile miniatures I’m having a go at scaling up the design to fit the frame.
Looking through my stash of wool roving I thought I’d try out a mix of greys and yellow. The combination turned out much better than I hoped and I have to say I really like it. So now there are no more excuses for not being adventurous!
I’m revisiting a fun craft – felting soaps. With having to wash our hands so often it’s great to work up a vigorous lather of foamy bubbles and keep the germs at bay!
There will be three panels altogether and it should look stunning!
Just adding sides and shelves.
As a class project my textiles class ‘volunteered’ to make a backdrop for a refreshments tent at a local craft fair.
A huddle of fairy houses ready to go to their new homes.
Miniature textile pieces are sewn onto card for you to write your own special message. Can be simply hung up, or framed, as a little gift to keep on display.
I found a thick sample book of dupion furnishing fabrics while looking for something else and they’re just right as backgrounds for these little greetings cards. Lucky that I rarely throw anything out!
Cute perambulators decorate these whimsical keepsake cards for newborns.