Showing posts with label decor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label decor. Show all posts

Monday, March 9, 2015

Paper flower wreath

Saw this idea at Ben Franklin! There are always so many fun ideas all throughout the store!
I already had the flowers! I was going to make some sort of something out of them so this made a perfect little project. I purchased a small wooden wreath form, wrapped it in green ribbon, and then I put the flowers on with hot glue. I added a. Hanging bow, but the sample I saw had a fluffy bow as part of the wreath.

It actually went together pretty quickly!

One more step towards having the room makeover done. It's in the small little details, isn't it?

Friday, June 27, 2014

4th of JULY!

My favorite time of year!


New flag wall hanging, banner of Americana themed sayings and mason jars! Love crafting for the home!

Saturday, April 5, 2014

The bunny, the bunny, mmmm, I love the bunny!

This is a knock off of a scrapbook page I made eons ago. I decided to make an Easter wall hanging. The back is a great turquoise blue, to represent the sky. It's about 20x20ish. 

Then, I just started cutting pieces for the body, the ears, the inside of the ears, and the tummy. I just ball parked it, but you could pre-draw patterns if you weren't sure how big to make them. I would do that on wax paper and get a general idea of the lay of the land. I used greens and yellows for the boy bunny and pinks and turquoise for the girl. 

Here's what that looks like half-way through.

At this point, you use wonder under or heat and bond to adhere all the pieces to the background fabric. Then I machine stitched  around the edges (fast appliqué). 

Once you have that, you can start to add embellishments! I added buttons for the eyes and nose, as well as the boy's shirt. I made a string of  beads for the girl. I made a bow-tie for the boy and a hair bow for the girl.

Then you can stitch in little details like mouth lines, ear accent lines, etc.

Then I added the outside border. This helps fasten the bunnies down.

Afterward, I decided to add a strip of fabric that was scrunched up in order to make it look like grass.

Fin!
Here's my month block, too!