A wee felt hoosie
You may remember this post where I had a lot of sewing stuff strewn across my dining room table. Well the result of all that mess was a wee felt house.
I'd seen one on a blog called Charlotte's Fancy and followed her link to a lovely on-line shop called Intres Handmade. My only problem was the price. Her felt house (below) was priced at £25.00. Eeeek!!!
I thought "I could do that" and immediately set about raiding my scraps box.
Here's what I came up with...............
This is the front of "My House". Three windows, one door and at certain times of the year, a hanging basket for the Fochabers in Bloom competition.
The basket is my favourite bit. I'm really pleased with how it turned out.
I now have another 5 (possibly 7) to make!!!! Oh dear why do I start these things? No wonder I said it was a year long project.
I'd seen one on a blog called Charlotte's Fancy and followed her link to a lovely on-line shop called Intres Handmade. My only problem was the price. Her felt house (below) was priced at £25.00. Eeeek!!!
I thought "I could do that" and immediately set about raiding my scraps box.
Here's what I came up with...............
This is the front of "My House". Three windows, one door and at certain times of the year, a hanging basket for the Fochabers in Bloom competition.
The basket is my favourite bit. I'm really pleased with how it turned out.
I now have another 5 (possibly 7) to make!!!! Oh dear why do I start these things? No wonder I said it was a year long project.
Gorgeous! The hanging basket is inspired! x
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness - the patience you must have! That is so cute but I'm sure it took some time to make! x
ReplyDeleteSo lovely. That beadwork on the hanging basket is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I would easily recognise the outside of your home. It looks very fiddly but you didn't give an idea of the size. Keep stitching!
ReplyDeleteYou've made a great job of that Liz..you are obviously good with needles of any sort!
ReplyDeleteAlison xx