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Yesterday I took the afternoon off from university to spend some time crafting, and I'm really happy with some of what came out of the day.
We'll start with my favourite:
keeping with my colour scheme, we've got the aqua/teal colour in the pinwheel at the back, with some flowers made of napkins (sticking to my attempt to avoid buying very much for these ornaments!), and a quilled circle centre. You can't really see the glitter but the pinwheel is edged with glitter glue and then the quilled centre is coated in glitter also.
A paper ornament honouring the land of the language I love so much, we have a Paris doily ornament, hung with ribbon.
Now this skinny number is made with a tassle I removed from another purchase that it just didn't suit (in my opinion). I made some little quilled beads, and added a little doily (current squished up against the cabinet there, but it won't sit like that on the tree), and a ribbon up top. I change between loving this and thinking it's bin-worthy. We'll see what happens.
I've already got about four other quilled snowflakes that I made a long time ago, but now I've got these two as well:
Loving the stripey peach paper I used for the first one. So bright and fresh.
I haven't made the rest of my burlap/hessian and lace placemats yet, but there'll be time for that in the near future, I'm sure, and I'll post photos of them when I have.
Have a lovely day,
xnata
Yesterday I took the afternoon off from university to spend some time crafting, and I'm really happy with some of what came out of the day.
We'll start with my favourite:
keeping with my colour scheme, we've got the aqua/teal colour in the pinwheel at the back, with some flowers made of napkins (sticking to my attempt to avoid buying very much for these ornaments!), and a quilled circle centre. You can't really see the glitter but the pinwheel is edged with glitter glue and then the quilled centre is coated in glitter also.
A paper ornament honouring the land of the language I love so much, we have a Paris doily ornament, hung with ribbon.
Now this skinny number is made with a tassle I removed from another purchase that it just didn't suit (in my opinion). I made some little quilled beads, and added a little doily (current squished up against the cabinet there, but it won't sit like that on the tree), and a ribbon up top. I change between loving this and thinking it's bin-worthy. We'll see what happens.
I've already got about four other quilled snowflakes that I made a long time ago, but now I've got these two as well:
Loving the stripey peach paper I used for the first one. So bright and fresh.
I haven't made the rest of my burlap/hessian and lace placemats yet, but there'll be time for that in the near future, I'm sure, and I'll post photos of them when I have.
Have a lovely day,
xnata
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