Showing posts with label Fabric creations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fabric creations. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 11, 2015

Preparing for the market.

It is the end of the year and the crafters I know
are working very hard to prepare for the markets at 
which they sell their products.

I have been painting these tiny creations
and the joy and anticipation of how the paint will dry 
is exhilarating.


The free motion sewing is something I have always 
wanted to do and I hope these are just the first few steps.


Do I keep the thread or do I cut it off?
You are welcome to leave a comment and help me decide.










Monday, August 3, 2015

Fabric covered tin

Hi everyone!
On Friday I received my copy of the Creative Hobbies Magazine
and as always it is such a joy to see my work published.


Here are a few photographs of the tin and its contents.
I really enjoyed working with the fabric and embellishments.



You can find info on the products on Liefielove's Website.
The step by step article is in the magazine.
I will also be teaching this class at Hobby-X in October.

The magazine is available at SPAR, 
Pick n Pay, CNA, PNA, Craft shops 
and Checkers Hyper.


Then I need to show you the neck piece that Benice and Lizette
made. My two dear, highly crafty and talented friends. This is so dainty
and I can see the fairies flying all around this!


 Lizette also made a wall hanging with the same fabric and 
she added her own handmade embellishments.


These adorable little creatures are about 1½ x 2 cm big.
I don't know how she does that, but they are to die for.




 All the articles are in the magazine.
Keep well and keep creating. 
xx


Monday, July 6, 2015

Fabric covered tin

Last week Thursday we had our once a month Social Creativity
get together and we covered a metal tin with fabric.

The fabric is from Liefielove.
The most beautiful fabric and embellishments to work with.


Some of the girls brought their own fabric, ribbon and lace to add to 
the mixture and spice things up.





Although I forgot to photograph the sides and the insides of the lids,
they were also decorated beautifully.




This is the tin that I made as a sample for the class.
I also decorated the inside of the lid, 
because you need to use your embellishments!



As a last thought, add a flower or some Bling!


The tutorial on how to decorate this tin will be in the next
Issue of the Creative Hobbies Magazine.