As usual, i didn't manage to make mine look much like the original {partly because i don't like copying!}, but it was great to learn how to make the fabric rosette flowers with synthetic fabric and a candle, and i do love to sew beads onto anything and everything...so i enjoyed that too!! lol
Perhaps you've guessed by now ;) but the photo is me at my hen party...and i plan to make a co-ordinating opposite page with the photos of all my girlie friends {including my MUM!} dressed as hippy chicks. It was such a fun evening!
and here is another idea for a cheap and easy Christmas gift...if your family/friends don't drink tea...how about a cosy scarf to keep them warm? This one is knitted from a colour changing wool which means you don't even need a pattern...just sew one row knit and one row pearl until you're happy with the lenght...then add toning fringing with a crochet hook! easy peasy...and snuggly to boot! these sorts of yarns come in all sorts of colour ways so its easy to find one for everybody you know :)
now...what's next...ooooh yes...i have finally given in and bought a BIA machine...so expect books!! lol
7 comments:
Love the textures on your LO. Great page.
Fabulous LO! Loving the colour of that scarf too :0)
Well, I wish you good times with your BiA. MIne is blue. Blue in colour and blue from under use. Bought it 2 years ago. Used it 3, maybe four times since. Gawd.
Fab LO hun :D
Good luck with the BIA I got one for my Birthday back in jan and its still not been used - I';m a bit scrared of it TBH :o
The layout turned out really well! Now is Dave going to be the happy recipient of that scarf?
You won't regret buying the BIA - it's one my most used tools and opens up a world of opportunities! Love the layout!
Another one here with a BIA, used it loads at first but not made anything with it recently. Must put it to use again soon - so hoping you will inspire me with your makings!
Love that flower, too.
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