Showing posts with label felt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label felt. Show all posts

Monday, 06 June 2011

Strawberry key rings for sale



LARGE Strawberry key rings for sale 6,5x5,5cm (measured without key ring)

- 4.50 Euro a piece

♥ EUROPE: NO postage added (max of 3 p/order)

♥ OUTSIDE EUROPE: No postage added per shipment with a max of 3 p/order

♥ Accepting paypal for buyers outside The Netherlands

♥ Fair Trade:NO child labor

♥Handmade in a Cat free&Smoke free environment

♥Note:orders are not insured to keep shipping cost as low as possible♥


LARGE DARK BLUE STRAWBERRY:

LARGE PURPLE STRAWBERRY:


LARGE RED STRAWBERRY:


LARGE LIGHT BLUE STRAWBERRY:




LARGE LIGHT PINK STRAWBERRY:



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Tuesday, 31 May 2011

Cupcake keyrings

I've made two new cupcake keyrings today.
The cupcake without the keyring and ribbons is 6x6cm

a red one


and a pink one for girly girls :)

Monday, 11 April 2011

Always time for cupcakes!


I was in a cupcake them swap and had difficulty finding cupcake items. The cupcake rage is not yet known here in The Netherlands. There is but a very few places that I can find anything cupcake. What a sadness because I'm a cupcake freak and the cupcake frenzy is common in America, South Africa and Australia. At least. So I made my own cupcake keyring/bag accesory from felt. I took a photo and posted the sweet cupcake parcel just to discover my camera didn't have a card in when I took the pick grrrrrr. I decided to make 5 cupcake keyrings because it was so much fun and took my photo making SURE I had the card inserted. The cupcake without the ribbon and keyring is 6cm x 6cm

Sunday, 28 November 2010

felted tulips from Amsterdam



My husband's grandmother passed away just before we went on holiday to South Africa, in October. I wanted to send flowers to his aunts and nieces but couldn't find nice online bouquets and especially for the prices, flowers seemed to be so temporary. I don't know how but I came across the idea to look for felted flowers. I just love their texture and they appearance had enough weight to convey what I feel without using words. I couldn't find flowers though especially because I had just 3 days. Etsy had a couple of beautiful ones but the delivery time was just too long or they weren't white, which I wanted. I've decided to make some myself and found a webshop (Het kleine atelier) with three white tulips. There is enough material enclosed to make 5 tulips. The technique used is dry and wet(white part) felting. I attached three circle labels made with my scrapbooking stock and attached it with an off-white satin ribbon. I wrote on the labels a small poem I came up with, our condolences and names. Though I really didn't have enough time it turned out well.

Tuesday, 01 December 2009

Felt apples

I like personalised gifts, as always, and made two apples for two sisters. Each little girl had her own apple to hang in her room ;-)

I made this.of course. at night and just drafted something and tried it out. The apples are stuffed and the names were added afterwards.

Wednesday, 16 July 2008

Bedotted!

via swap-bot i got infected by the Dotee craze and do not want to be cured:

The guidelines for a dotee is more or less it should be around 3 inches, have a "tail", have a (felt,embroided/drawn) face and have a hanging loop. The body can be any form as this is an art doll an you can just go ballistic with embelishments! Read more about the origin of Dotee's and how to make one.


This was for the "any color theme"




This was for the "dotted dotee theme"



This was the pink/orange Dotee

This was the pink Dotee



This was the flower power Dotee

Wednesday, 04 June 2008

FunFillies on the market



her other side:




* This is a filly made from felt, buttons and thread
* She has two different sides so you have 2 for the price of one!
* You can use her on a door knob or hang her anywhere you'd like!
* In your own room, kid's room or give her away (if you can)
as a gift

* size (measured without hanging loop and tail:
15.5 x 14 cm (6"x5,5")

* I've designed and made her myself with my own fun style

* This FunFilly is also available in
delicious red/white
earth sand/white
sunny yellow/white
fresh green/white
for more photo's of the other ponies please see my Flickr or my Etsy

Price per filly:
Euro's: 11.50 (excl.shipping) through paypal/paying into my bank account
indication in AUSD:17,50 (excl.shipping)paypal
indication in USD:15.85(excl.shipping) paypal

Shipping indication for one filly: Euro 2.76
AUSD:4.50
USD: 3.80


* please mail me with questions or exact shipping prices when you'd like to buy more than one filly or combine it with another item in my shop

Thursday, 01 May 2008

Making a bean bag animal

A friend has a new born baby girl and I was looking for something to make the elder brother feel special after being the only child for 6 years. As he LOVES dino's my thoughts were directed in this direction.
I thought of crocething one but didn't find a pattern that fancied me, though there are a couple to be found on the internet.

I picked up that he found a swimming dino at a "boot sale" and that was quite a catch, so decided to make him one. I first had to polish up on my dino knowledge as I knew how the swimming ones look like but the name..... so found the one he had on internet: Elasmosaurus.
I drew a pattern and then went in search of dino fabric in my stash. As I have 2 girls it was quite a search. At last I found green and purple checked fab so hope it is boyish and dinoish enough.

As I was cutting the Elasmo I thought it would be nice to stuff it with beans. That would be a little bit less soft for a boy ;-) and more fun.

I've never made a bean animal before so I have no idea what beans to use, does it make a difference. Well, I've found some bean tutorials on may search

of course you can throw the beans into almost anything you'd use fiber fill in I guess, like into this rabbit tutorial

pincushion tutorials

(above the pincushion that I've made after my BIG search)



I don't have a pincushion
so
thought it was time to make myself one
but
first looked for some tutorials
which
I'd like to share with you.
Hopefully
I'll pick one and make myself one soon.


Then finally I found pincushion that looked like the tute I was looking for...and fate would have it that here there is a LIST of pincushion tutorials....oh no! Why didn't I find this one first!

TheDomestickDiva's Stick a pin in it pincushion or Tammy times' flower pincushion

at second thought I found this one which is the REAL THING I was looking for

PurlBee's really easy pincushion

and a sweet patchwork pincushion alternative at Creative Kismet

Thursday, 24 April 2008

countings crows

I've made a crow doorhanger from the drawing of my 7year old



Wednesday, 26 March 2008

March Competition

The March competition at Crafty mamas:
"The lovely Lissy Lou has kindly hand crafted and offered up a prize for March's competition! Lissy is giving away a Steiner inspired handmade toy pack, including this beautiful Waldorf style doll and cotton play cloths. "
Lissy's blog
Lissy hand makes these to order, pm her for more details or email adminATcraftymamas.net

"So, how can you win this great prize....??'Create an heirloom for your child, a toy that will stay with them for a lifetime'Lissylou will be selecting a winner for this competition, and will shortly post a few of the qualities she will be looking for in a winning entry.Good luck!"

As we were seriously moving this month and shuttling between two houses while packing and getting the new house in order, I wondered what I'd do.

Well,I took the drawings again of the girls and decided to make door hangers for them.

I've started with DearDaughter 5yrs drawing
the princesses she draws are all over the house: boxes, little cards, books, used envelopes, etc. and it is typical as she likes to dress up and become a princess when she's a grown-up. This pic she drew last week. I found it on my desk. It is the new house. Her room is top right. I guess she is watching from it and me and her sister are below.

tried and copy her drawing exactly(ball hands and pointy shoes the works!) apart from the embellishments.
  • I've used felt for her body and crown

  • stuffed her head with cotton

  • used cotton thread for crocheting and embroidery

  • her (dread) locks are pure virgin wool

  • hand painted wooden beads

  • metal bell

at the back on her dress:

  • wooden buttons

  • self covered metal buttons with Japanese canvas fabric


She's aprox 15-17cm and will hang in dd room. Something to enjoy forever.



Remember this one?

Monday, 14 January 2008

Dee diddy dum

I've been itching now for a long time to do this; felting. I've crocheted this diddy bag with pure wool I've won here with a Green bag swap. The bag was 31x31cm. I've agitated it by washing it on 30 degrees in the washing machine. It shrunk only 2cm in the width and nothing in the length.
Before
So then I washed it at 50 degrees and the end result was a good and solid felted diddy bag:
26cmx28cm.

After

A perfect bag for a crochet project!

wool used:Moda Dea by Cartwheel

50gr 71m

crocheting two strands simultaneously and used 5 balls

color: 9823 sea blue& color:9745 rasberries

Monday, 10 December 2007

If you can't keep up...

...then don't run with the wild ponies!
I've made 2 fillies for a Christmas order from a crafty mama(see her blog here as she makes awesome bears and jewelry)
The 2 ponies have each 2 different sides. I've had some fun with ribbon, buttons, press-ons,felt,fake fur and safety eyes. The ponies are blanket stitched around and then I've crocheted mane and given them awesome 2 coloured tails ;-) To see the other sides please visit my Flickr Album
I can show you the ponies because I just had a private message that they've arrived safely and in time for Christmas, woo-hoo! The four sides have all a press on felt flower so you can play with the ponies' flowered butts changing them as you wish.

Friday, 16 November 2007

Too late or too early

I've at last sent my Dutch friend, named like me, her birthday gift (visit her beautiful site here). Her birthday was in April...
I wanted to give her something made and eventually made her a set of pot holders. I've crocheted it with orange/red mix (pity that the photo doesn't show it that well as it looks like fun) and red. I've added a cute ladybird and a dotted satin button (she likes the bugs, by the way I'm a huge fan too) and she had the option to choose between these colours and blue/lime.

She has a darling large black dog called Blacky and I've made this door knob hanger with his name around this dog's colour. (though some people thought this was a cat). I've embroidered the mouth with gold yarn and blanket stitched around with cherise metallic yarn (yes I'm not telling stories here it is just a bad photo). I've added on both sides studded flowers, bug buttons and beads. The string he is hanging on is a dotted ribbon from Farbenmix and Sun catcher safety eyes.

by the way, she likes her gift ;-)

Monday, 12 November 2007

Felted Fun

Yesterday I've completed this filly with his two sides as part of the November Theme Challenge at Crafty Mamas: felty goodness

19x19cm felted fun!
I've added to his cute butt and to make him sparkle:
  • embroidery

  • buttons

  • studs

  • jewels

  • satin ribbon,

  • safety eyes and

  • blanket stitched it around with Cherise crochet yarn

  • crocheted his mane with fake fur (bought here)

Then I can share with you a swap I've had from Eccles. Do yourself a favour and visit her blog as she make the most gorgeous creations and is raising baby lovebirds. The theme of the swap was: "we don't have that here". After she forgot it in the back of her car and didn't send it for almost 2 months ;-) I got it and in my 2 seasons too late or 2 seasons too early Spring Clean, I mislaid it as I've totally reorganised my hobby room....

Ok, I've found it too take a photo and here it is:


  • 3 awesome Australian mags
  • 2 cuts of fabric
  • a sweet back pack
  • a koala label, a metal wombat, roo's clasping dolls, and a dolphin on a piece of shell