About a month ago I was the lucky winner at Duni's blog! She was so kind to offer a 20euro gift certificate to her Fabric Shoppe! As most of my readers know, I'm no seamstress. But even for someone who works mainly with wood, glass and paper, these fabrics were such a delight! I had such a hard time deciding which fabrics to choose!
Duni wrapped my fabrics up like a pretty package complete with a sweet note and even a surprise...the pretty pink pencil :) What was inside was even better! Fabrics in pink, teal and aqua...some of my favorite colors!
I waited a while to blog about my winnings because I wanted the chance to make some fun projects with the fabrics first. The first thing that came to mind was jewelry! I made a matching necklace and earring set out of the pretty pink fabric. I cut a small piece of fabric and glued it too some wood with Mod Podge. I then cut the circles with my laser. Next I tried a couple different techniques to finish the pieces. I first tried a gel medium, but wasn't happy with the results since I wanted just the top and sides coated...turned into a bit of a mess! So I went with another coat of Mod Podge. Sealed them well and gave them a nice finish. The back side still has a wood finish.
I went to a bridal shower over the weekend and needed a card to go with my gift. I remembered this really cool technique that Nancy had shown on her blog with fabric and paper. Of course Nancy's tags turned out way better than mine, but I still had fun making this tag :) I decided to hand stitch this one since it would be quicker to do it by hand than relearn how to use my sewing machine! But if I ever make more...I'll use the machine! It was a couple flaws, but it's still "sew cute"!
(I'll show you the cool gifts I made for the shower tomorrow!)
Thanks so much Duni for the lovely fabrics! I'm having fun with them and can't wait to find more projects to use them for!!!
I love what you've done with the fabrics!! (Caution: Playing with fabric can be addictive.)
ReplyDeleteEdi, I'm so glad you like the fabrics!
ReplyDeleteYour jewelry set is not only innovative, it's gorgeous and I love how it matches your sweater perfectly :)
So much fun to see a different take on my fabrics! Thank you for the link love!
Edi, You did a fantastic job creating such lovely jewelry with Duni's fabrics!
ReplyDeleteOkay, you definitely need to keep making the fabric jewelry. That's so awesome.
ReplyDeleteso creative! love that jewelry
ReplyDeleteawesome!
ReplyDeleteDuni's fabric is so pretty!
I love what you made! Don't disparage your tag--it's great! Perfection is overrated here. It looks very pretty and artsy!
Congrats on the fabrics! Duni put together such a sweet package for you. The new jewelry is awesome. I look forward to seeing your shower gifts.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your win! I love the fabrics you chose! The jewelry turned out great! That tag is very cute too!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your win! What a great idea adding the fabric to the wood. Your necklace and earrings look so cool. Your tag turned out great too!
ReplyDeleteValerie
Everyday Inspired
Congrats on your win! I really like the necklace/earring set you made. The fabrics are beautiful. =0)
ReplyDelete~Kim
2justByou.blogspot.com
I love what you made! The necklace & earrings are perfect!
ReplyDeleteGreat fabric!
ReplyDeleteI love what you've made!
Especially the earrings-necklace set!
Oh that Duni...thanks for showing us your goods and how nicely she packaged them up!
ReplyDeleteI'm impressed that you cut right into your loot and aren't going to let them collect dust. You really thought up a way to incorporate the fabric into your favorite way of doing things! So nice!
Congrats on your win! Looks like you put the fabric to good use, I love that sweet little card!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on winning!! I think you should get a prize for the most creative use of fabric!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the jewelry! So awesome. Love the fabric designs too!
ReplyDeleteI definitely like the jewelry set
ReplyDeleteThe fabrics are great and I like what you did with the jewelry pieces! You are so talented to see the fabrics in such a unique way.
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