I made these bright cushions to cheer up the bench on the veranda (porch).
I painted these tiny mixed media canvasses (10x10cm) . Wish you could see all the lovely layers and the great texture which doesn't show up on the photos. (These are for sale)
I love this little crocheted owl and decided he looked very nice in this wire cage- so thats his new home. He seems very happy there :o) You can find the tutorial to make these owls HERE
More recycled food cans - now fun pencil tins
Some quick crocheted cross bookmarks.
My latest scrapbook page - done with artist's gesso. (photo still to be added to the page).
A small crochet cushion cover made with 100% hand-spun cotton yarn. I added some flowers made with 100% bamboo yarn.
A crochet throw that I am working on, using a yarn called Bambi (blend of 70% cotton and 30% bamboo). It has a beautiful hand-spun texture and is hand-dyed in SA. (Available from WOOLHOGS)
My friend, Helen, showed me how to do the crochet ripple pattern which I have been wanting to try out for ages. This was the sample piece I did to learn the stitch. I will be making it into a cushion cover sometime soon - WATCH THIS SPACE :o)
And this is the winter blanket that I have started on using the ripple pattern. WHAT WAS I THINKING when I chose those colours you ask? I really just dont know!!! But I am hoping they will grow on me! (The red is actually more of a wine red although it looks very fire-engine red on this photo and the colour that looks grey is actually taupe.)
And THAT is what I have been up to in the last few weeks in case you were wondering :o)
I hope that you have been creative and productive too. Please leave a comment and let me know what creative "mischief" you've been up to.....
much love
Angella
"MAKE all you can, SAVE all you can, GIVE all you can."
-John Wesley-
3 comments:
WOW! so much fun crafty goodness to share! I love your little canvases and the owl in the bird cage is adorable! I am still smitten by your crocheted hearts, and LOVE the bright colors of the blanket made of crocheted squares.
You are SO creative sweetie - and so inspiring that I have already bought a book for my journal, and have got out my tunisian knitting hook to get started on my throws for the two new sofas we bought.
It looks like I need to make that trip to Dundee for some more inspiration ... how far are you from Durban?
Thanks for sharing!
Love
Jen Leeflang
Oh my gosh...you have been a busy little bee! Love love love your owl especially. Thanks so much for all that you share!
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