Wednesday, 31 October 2012
Sunday, 28 October 2012
DIY Scented Owl's aka Stinky Owls!
While I was sorting out my huge fabric stash I came across two half cut up felted jumpers so decided some little owls (and some other things that will be blogged about soon) should be made!
I made these two a few years ago
so used the same template I had drawn then and made these little owls.
Since radiator season is in full blast here I made them into smelly radiator hangers so when the radiator heats up these little owls start to smell. I stuffed one with lavender and the other with stuffing and added a sachet of cloves and a cinnamon stick. I sewed ribbons in the top seam and now they proudly hang from my radiators.
Totally coincidentally they go very well with the decor in my living room:)
Linking to some of these fab parties!
I made these two a few years ago
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| A well loved Owl, looking really tatty! |
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| He looks evil doesn't he...... this one is hidden in the bedroom out of view:) |
Totally coincidentally they go very well with the decor in my living room:)
Thursday, 25 October 2012
Banksia Top Number 4!
Yes, I have made yet another one:) Meet Banksia Number 4...
My Banksia number 2
disintegrated on me (the downfall of using very very old blackout blind fabric...) so I had to make another!
This time I altered the pattern for jersey material and, using fabric that had been lingering in my stash, made a jersey version. I added contrasting bands on the cuffs and bottom which avoided having to hem the edges which never ever goes right for me! This is my favourite so far, much much better length and less of a tent effect from my bust!
I think I might make just one more, to use the collar and buttons from number 2.... now which fabric should I use this time??
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| Big E took the photo and cut off half my head, no bad thing really!! |
My Banksia number 2
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| RIP dear top, your collar and buttons will have life again though! |
disintegrated on me (the downfall of using very very old blackout blind fabric...) so I had to make another!
This time I altered the pattern for jersey material and, using fabric that had been lingering in my stash, made a jersey version. I added contrasting bands on the cuffs and bottom which avoided having to hem the edges which never ever goes right for me! This is my favourite so far, much much better length and less of a tent effect from my bust!
I think I might make just one more, to use the collar and buttons from number 2.... now which fabric should I use this time??
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