Deckchair Stripes

Deckchair Stripes

Had a small piece of this lovely deckchair material which came as a bundle of scraps.  The colours are very candy floss and work well with the Bramble bird print material (bit of a luxury expense) to make this really pretty messenger bag.



Deckchair stripes

Bramble Birdies

This same material is teamed with some olive coloured linen. 

Bramble birdies

 

Back to Front and inside out. 

This is made so it is reversible.  Contrasting colours and internal pocket on the inside with a handy little detachable zip purse.  Cute.

 

More Pendants

Christmas Craft Fayre Time

Here are the latest makes from the 'TPot'

 

Vintage Birdies

 
I am sucker for anything pretty and vintage

Fly away love.

 Peacock Eyes

Daughter number 1 wanted me to make these - the 'in thing ' apparently!  I think they are a bit scary.

Eye eye!

 

Dictionary Quotes

These are good for me as I can not spell, I am a victim of spell checker I am afraid.

Believe, Fairy and Dream

Scrappy Rabbit.

Say hello to Scrappy Rabbit.  - Mostly hand sewn and made up as I went along.  In the Shed from 6am this morning.  So sunny and bright just started playing around and this was the result.

It was so nice to complete after a frustrating couple of days trying to work out another style of bag which finally succeeded in doing.  despite sew - sew- sew- unpick- unpick- unpick- sew- sew -sew. 

I'm so pretty

oh so pretty

Upcycling - Things for my shed (T Pot)

The T Pot

 

Now that the Craft Shed is up and running (and filled with my junk), has it's official new name - 'T Pot' as in:

'T Bags' from the 'T Pot'. 

 

 I thought I would give a run down of how it has been fitted out.

 

Note the lush bag material yummy

 

My craft table was a re-purposed desk (pulled from a skip) which was stripped of the wood, cut to size, sanded down and made good with some table legs (found at the back of the garage).

 

Messy as usual.

 

 

  My coat hook hanger was hand crafted from an off cut of oak flooring and knobs from daughters broken check of drawers.  Shelves - husband fitted from old oak planks.

 

My 'easy chair' was purchased from a local charity shop - Perfect for a cuppa.

 

 

I don't have a wooden heart - but I do!

Drift wood heart (decoration). 

Youngest daughter and I made this from wood we collected from Devon beaches.

 

 

My work chair was donated from a friend.  It was a bit sad and broken down so I stripped it down, polished it and made a new seat pad for the chair.  It sits with pride and is just the right height.

 

I have moved in an old bookcase - left unloved and dusty in a corner of my house which holds all my patterns and books and bits and bobs.

 



Free motion machine embroidery - need to master this skill still.