Warm day, nice to clean my little garden, preparing the soil for tulip bulbs. Another day we had some snow which was a surprise for me, because I wasn't watching the weather report. My children got really excited about the snow. So earlier this year. All has melted away.
They made a snow man...lots of fun!
And I made another cushion. First, I show you
wip photos...come back later to see it ready. I am using 2 different fabrics. For the back, this embroidered linen that I've found at
Joann sometime ago. I've added some green stitchings to the leaves. Just a little bit! For the front, a brown natural linen that
Nathalie sent to me as a gift.

This vintage doily was purchased at a local shop and I've dyed it on stovetop with
Rit Dye (
Kelly Green 32). Are you wondering why it has two shades of green? I guess the pale green is not pure cotton. Rit doesn't work well on
some fibers.

When I was younger I did not like these doilies. For me they were just old fashioned . Now I am getting older!! Haha! Just kidding! I like this vintage modern trend. I would not use doilies on top of my furniture for example, but I might change my mind. I like using it in an unique way. Have you seen
these before? Aren't they cute? How about
this? I also like doilies as coasters. Doilies made of paper to wrap bottles or jars,
maybe? A
bag addorned with a doily, perhaps? What's your ideas for doilies? Would you like to show me? You are more than welcome! Post your ideas or links to your creative doily use.

Don't forget the book giveaway on post below!
See you soon!
Labels: handmade, handmade by me, vintage doily, vintage inspired cushion
2 Comments:
puxa os meninos fizeram um bonecao. dizem que vai nervar...nao eh nevar...eh vervar...aqui esse fim de semana. tomara que nao...se nao pego o primeiro voo pra cuiaba. detesto frio. ai ai ai. nossa essas dollies ficarao super. e o embridery vai ficar demais. acho um barato fazer bordado nesses tecidos com desenhos...tipo seguindo o desenho. o depois que vc plantar suas tulipas. vem plantar as minhas. cara detesto mexer com terra. hahaha! preguica!!!
Caramba Zee, como você consegue criar coisas tão lindas..Voltei a fazer bordados algumas semanas atrás, inspirada entre outros por você, e espero um dia poder criar coisas tão bonitas e bem feitas como você faz...
beijos do Japão,
Anna
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