Showing posts with label wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wedding. Show all posts
Saturday, June 22, 2013
Firefly Centerpieces
This is where I am today with the wedding centerpieces. Depending on what my daughter says my husband had the idea of ribbons on the handles. Stay tuned!
Friday, May 17, 2013
Spectator Sport
As promised, these are the felted mushrooms. I save myself a lot of wool by using acrylic yarn in the center of both the caps and stems. Though Rosalie mostly likes to watch, she has put color wool on a few mushrooms.
For the stems I wrap the yarn around a skewer, wrap wool around that, poke a few times with the felting needle on either side of the skewer and pull it off. This is when you can felt it securely and get the long shape. You can use this technique for arms and legs too!
These mushrooms are for Rosalie's wedding reception centerpieces.
For the caps I either make a ball of yarn and cover almost entirely, like the little one on the right or I make a larger ball and cut it in half with a sharp knife. This gives me 2 mushroom caps, like above.
I need 48 and right now I only have 6 more to go, yaaaay!
For the stems I wrap the yarn around a skewer, wrap wool around that, poke a few times with the felting needle on either side of the skewer and pull it off. This is when you can felt it securely and get the long shape. You can use this technique for arms and legs too!
These mushrooms are for Rosalie's wedding reception centerpieces.
For the caps I either make a ball of yarn and cover almost entirely, like the little one on the right or I make a larger ball and cut it in half with a sharp knife. This gives me 2 mushroom caps, like above.
I need 48 and right now I only have 6 more to go, yaaaay!
Labels:
centerpieces,
mushroom,
needle felt,
needle felting,
wedding
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Making Flowers and Family
My daughter has been sending me pins from Pinterest for paper flowers for her upcoming wedding flowers.
She also told me she wanted more face time with her future mother-in-law. I know how to shoot 2 birds with one stone!
Though Ro's mom-in-law does't see herself as a crafter, she's good at gettin stuff done!
I love seeing my daughter craft...and we had a great time!
Here's the tutorial we used: http://www.unitedwithlove.com/2011/04/19/diy-paper-flower-bouquet/
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