I’m not sure. I feel like it’ll need something, but what?
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What did the plain rope ones have one them? Maybe a nice cloth bow in cream or something?
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I would feel the same - but also it would be a shame to cover up that rope!
Mayyybeee…scrappy flowers of some kind? A wooden letter?
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Scrappy flowers!!! that would be incredible…
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I love your colours. Beautiful work.
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This is so unique…wouldn’t something like this cheer up any room! I just want to touch it…now…do you cut off the little tags at the joins?
When I do fabric bowls, for most of them, but some I do…I like the look both ways…
Thanks for this lovely presentation…
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I trimmed them down, but you can still see the tags a bit.
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I am sort of sad seeing your wreath because I had to throw out a bunch of my mom’s shirts when I moved (no room for sentimental things!)…they had all of the colors you used that she loved…especially that pinkish grey combo and the green turquoise…reminds me of her…soothing but vibrant colors…
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That must have been very hard to do.
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Well that is pretty darn cool.
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Those are glorious!
The scrappy rope reminds me of braided rugs. Maybe dollhouse scale rag rugs? (Did I miss a link to how it’s made?)
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Your kanzashi flowers are so pretty.
Are you using them as hair ornaments…or ?
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Those are so pretty!!!
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Oh the wreath came out awesome!!
And I love the little flowers - brooches?
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A good friend bought a felted grey cloche hat with a yellow band, so it’ll be a hat ornament. I’m sure there’s a name for that kind of thing.
I do like those flowers, but they are really time consuming to make.
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My NY resolution is to make something every day, no matter how small. I’ve been playing with scraps to make this prayer flag
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It’s beautiful!
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What a nice resolution!
I bet each one of those scrap pieces hold some sort of meaning…love the mixed edges with trim.
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