Hello Lovely people!
The picture above makes me very happy indeed! It's playful, bright and cheery and is a photo of a little flowery project I was rather occupied with last week.
I don't know if you remember a couple of weeks ago I mentioned that I had written an article for the lovely magazine, Artful Blogging.
It was for Somerset place that I worked on this fun, flowery project and created a little 'how to' blog post for them.
Here are a few of the pictures from my tutorial/ guest blog post:
It was a fun project to make. Nothing too complicated and an ideal evening project for a night in front of the television.
Here's another little glimpse at my finished creation:
A very happy project! the flowers now sit on my chest of drawers looking rather perky and pleased with themselves :-)
Here's a link for those of you that want to check out the blog and the full post over at Somerset Place and maybe give making some fun fake flowers a whirl!!
Until next time, keep crafty!
The picture above makes me very happy indeed! It's playful, bright and cheery and is a photo of a little flowery project I was rather occupied with last week.
I don't know if you remember a couple of weeks ago I mentioned that I had written an article for the lovely magazine, Artful Blogging.
I was totally thrilled to have been part of this magazine and to get involved with the amazing people at Stampington and company, the people behind the wonderful publication.
It was a few weeks after I had finished my Artful Blogging post that I was approached to write a guest blog post on the 'Stampington and company' website. I jumped at the chance!
Along with many other publications, a shop, website and studio, Stampington also has a terrific blog called 'Somerset Place'.
It was for Somerset place that I worked on this fun, flowery project and created a little 'how to' blog post for them.
I made my usual step by step picture post that I am ever so fond of. Showing my method to faux flower fabulousness!
Here are a few of the pictures from my tutorial/ guest blog post:
It was a fun project to make. Nothing too complicated and an ideal evening project for a night in front of the television.
Here's another little glimpse at my finished creation:
Felt, woollen and pom pom flowers!!! In bright and bold colours!
A very happy project! the flowers now sit on my chest of drawers looking rather perky and pleased with themselves :-)
Here's a link for those of you that want to check out the blog and the full post over at Somerset Place and maybe give making some fun fake flowers a whirl!!
Until next time, keep crafty!
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So fun! So tidy! One day I will have a whole day to do just this!
ReplyDeleteHi Matt,What absolute fun!!!Perfect for childrens bedrooms,classrooms and a quick projects to brighten up a dull room!!!Love it and again,Congrats!!!beautiful post!!!!Have a great day!!!
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AMarie
Great tutorial and lovely photos as usual. That's why I'm nominating you for a Liebster Award! http://soknitsome.wordpress.com/2013/08/23/oh-gosh-another-award/
ReplyDeleteHello lovely boy ! My very first time here. Just found your page while surfing on Internet ... immediately entered and immediately fallen in love ! I love the way you write, I love your creations, I love your blog so colorfull. I hope you don't mind if I sign this blog on my favourites.
ReplyDeleteHugs from the burnt and hot Italy! Marilena
p.s.: my favourite bunch of flowers are those on the White pot !! So round, soft and coloured !
congrats, your blog is breathe taking such beautiful photography
ReplyDeleteLovely project!
ReplyDeletePretty! I LOVE the sunflower:)
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Olá, tudo joia?!
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I LOVE LOVE LOVE your flowers!
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I love, the pictures are great
ReplyDeleteHey Matt! came accross your blog after reading your interview on the altest issue of Inside crochet. Was really taken by the colours (I'm a bit of a colour junkie myself!) I've just been browsing through your blog all morning, and love it (in my favourites right away)
ReplyDeletewell done again..stampington are a great company to get published by and well deserved too as your projects and blog is great
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