Showing posts with label Standing home decor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Standing home decor. Show all posts

Friday, 29 November 2019

Love this quote


Had a brilliant day at yesterday’s craft fair, my best one so far this year. I made this for my craft fairs using one of my favourite Inkylicious stamps. I added cheesecloth, lace, some bark hearts, wooden embellishments, Prima butterfly, flowers from Wild Orchid and pearls. The lace butterfly I bought ages ago from somebody on Facebook. The lace is white so I toned it down with vintage photo distress ink.  I also added a little sparkle using a Spectrum Noir clear sparkle en on the flowers.

Having a fairly easy day today after yesterday's craft fair, getting ready for tomorrow's fair. Just one more small one next Saturday and that will be my lot until next March.

Sunday, 28 October 2018

How many little girls would love this



You may have seen the previous freestanding heart that I decorated with a shabby chic look. I decided to try one for a young girl this time. I have sold several decorated unicorn items and when I saw the new enchanted sentiments and unicorns launching new week at Lili of the Valley I decided to make this. The heart has been painted with clotted cream chalk paint. 

You can't really see it in the photo but at the back is a piece cut from a voile blind. I then added some crispy ribbon, lace from Crafty Ribbons, wooden hearts, rainbow and fairy coloured with sparkle brush pens, some velvet ric rac ribbon and flowers. I diecut the unicorn and sentiment using MFT wonky stitched oval dies.  There are 4 gorgeous unicorns which will be available as rubber stamps or an art sheet which is what I have used.

Meeting friends for coffee this morning before a food shop and then a crafting afternoon before cooking dinner and settling down to watch TV starting with Dr Who.

Sunday, 5 August 2018

Sparkly unicorn


In amongst the Christmas decorations I have been making I found time to decorate this unicorn. I only bought one (MDF from The Range) to see what it was like decorated. It has been painted with Rustoleum cream chalk paint. I then coloured, the mane, tail and horn with various glitter brush pens and added some small flowers from Wild Orchid.

Hubby is out in Bedford today volunteering on the powerboat rescue so I have a day all to myself which will involve lots of crafting.