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| Toadstools on my hand-dyed, thrifted wool blanket. It was the dye colours that made me think 'faerie garden'. |
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| Toadstools on my hand-dyed, thrifted wool blanket. It was the dye colours that made me think 'faerie garden'. |
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| Op-shop found sheets and fabric, sewn onto a fulled jumper. |
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The bird was already coincidentally shaped, a piece left over from other projects - what a find! Sewn onto my hand-dyed fulled blanket. |
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| I actually had these circles cut out amongst a larger pile, for some flowers I still haven't made. But they look quite effective like this, I think? |
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| My first ever Owl piece. I love the branch going to the back of the book. Sewn onto a fulled, thrifted jumper. |
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| More thrifted fabric, on a hand-dyed piece of that blanket! The roof was a found piece in my scrap bag and the design followed from there. |
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| It was the hand-dyed felted blanket that inspired the ocean theme. Perhaps for sketching down at the beach? |
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Another go at an owl. I like this colour combination. On a piece of that same, wonderful blanket. |
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Inside the Owl in the Night Sky book. |
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| Inspired by the cut out pieces for my embroidered gnomes. The cover piece of felt was from my attempt at flower dyeing. |
Labels: All things Felt, Appliqué, Craft, Creative, Embroidery, Faeries, Gnomes, Hand~sewing, Self-Expression, Waldorf
