Felt Flower Pillows. The way these pillows are constructed is both simple and suprizing. I loved stuffing them and watching them "bloom" in the last steps. They are also pretty quick to make, and kind of addictive. I want to make a set in every color! --Molly Materials To make one 17-inch x 17-inch Pillow: For the background: two 18-inch x 18-inch pieces of wool felt in a neutral color, I used nutmeg.For the flower petals: two 18-inch x 18-inch pieces of wool felt in two bright colors, I used ecru and yellow.For the back: a 1/2-yard of muslin in whiteAn 18-inch square pillow formA water soluble fabric markerNeutral colored cotton threadA hand sewing needle Note- The photographs in following instructions show the middle pillow (as seen in the photograph of the pillows on the bed) being constructed.
Far Left Pillow: Background- steel. Cutting and Marking Cut the muslin into an 18-inch square and set aside. Cut each piece of felt into four 9-inch squares. Mark four of the 9-inch background squares as follows: Doilies table runner | News. Christmas bow with pine cones DIY For Shabby chic Lovers other simple and cute DIY. It takes minimum time but the result is absolutely amazing and romantic. You can use it to decorate your Christmas tree or just hang it in the house. In Italy is very popular to decorate the tree with golden and red ribbon bows. You will need : - Christmas ribbon - 6 small pine cones - glue - seed beads (optional) - piece of yarn about 20-30 cm Make a bow, then glue 3 pine cones in the center. Here is the result. Crochet skirt upcycled from vintage crochet tablecloth After success last summer of my wrap skirts made from crochet doilies and tableclothes I decided to repeat it this year. Crochet skirt upcycled from vintage tablecloth is great replacement or those who can't afford to buy a real crochet skirt.
Please contact me for more information. Spring inspiration I have always been inspired by the nature. Today I'll show you the spring in Southern Italy. Thus, we begin the journey in the spring... The blue sea. See and do | lace monogram sun print pillow — luri & wilma. Loop de Loop Pillows - Knitting Crochet Sewing Crafts Patterns and Ideas! I am a chronic doodler. My school notebooks always had more scribbles of flowers, geometric shapes, and animals than actual notes. To this day, my Purl Bee notes look more like mysterious outsider art than useful information. One of my recurring doodle themes is a loop de loop motif. I love the hypnotic repetition of it.
With this penchant for doodling, it’s no wonder that I love embroidery so much. These Loop de Loop Pillows combine the simple, breezy feeling of a notebook jot with the beauty of embroidery. Materials For a set of three pillows, two 14-inch square and one 18-inch square: Note: If you'd just like to make one pillow you will need 1/2 a yard of fabric for each 14-inch pillow and 1 yard for each 18-inch pillow. Cutting For the smaller pillows cut : 2- 15-inch squares4- 11-inch X 15-inch rectangles For the larger pillow cut: 1- 19-inch square2- 13-inch X 19-inch rectangles Put all of the rectangular pieces aside until you reach the sewing section of the pattern.
Marking For pillow A: Emeeme: Erin Wilson. A veces hay suerte, mucha suerte, y te encuentras por la web cosas increibles e inesperadas. Mi suerte ayer fue en Pinterest porque me encontré con el trabajo de Erin Wilson. Nunca había oido hablar de ella, y me dejó impresionada total. Erin Wilson es artista textil. Estudió danzá y desarrolló su carrera como bailarina, pero el interés por los tejidos y las combinaciones de colores es algo que la ha acompaña siempre, desde niña, gracias a su madre.
Su obra es imcreible. Y todo con unas combinaciones de color que solo se consiguen si tu tiñes tus propias telas como hace ella. Nada más que decir. Y que paseis un buen fin de semana. {make stuff} cloth napkin DIY. Happy Monday friends! My long lost “Music Mondays” have been turning into “Made Mondays” the past couple weeks. I don’t really have a reason, and I don’t know that it will turn into a regular occurrence, but until then, here is my latest DIY to share with you all: Let me tell you, cloth napkins are where it’s at.
They are more absorbent than their paper counterparts, instantly turn an everyday meal into a high class experience, and don’t fill up your trash bin after every use. And just in case I haven’t convinced you yet, I’m going to show you how easy it is to make your own! Eh, perhaps that’s a little extreme, but you will be able to make your own absorbent, high class, earth-saving meal necessities! Materials: fabric (you can get 4 napkins out of 1 yard of fabric)thread Cut the fabric into 18″x18″ squares. While I was cutting the fabric, Lucy wanted to try and help me. Thanks for the help, Luce. Press under the edges about a 1/4″ twice.