It's good to have you join us for another Handmade Monday, the place to share your makes, bakes and other handmade craft ideas and find some new inspiration.
How has your week been? Any exciting craft projects on the go? I spent this morning finishing a birthday gift for one of my nieces.
It's her birthday on Friday so I can't share the whole thing just yet. The frustrating thing is I started this way back in February and after the embroidery bit it just sat there until today. Is there a word for that? I was going to say I was procraftinating but actually I think procraftiation is when you make stuff instead of doing housework and chores!
How has your week been? Any exciting craft projects on the go? I spent this morning finishing a birthday gift for one of my nieces.
Anyway, enough about me, let's take a look at the features from last week's Handmade Monday:
Claire from Pillar Box Blue turned an old window frame into a beautiful herb planter. It sounds like it was not a project without it's challenges but I like knowing how other people overcome problems when their ideas don't go immediately to plan. This turned out beautifully in the end too.
I love a good clothing refashion and Lina from Sew Historically has collected a whole bunch of ideas to inspire us to reuse old t- shirts. She has an ongoing linky added too so you can find even more inspiration or join in and add your own.
Claire from Pillar Box Blue turned an old window frame into a beautiful herb planter. It sounds like it was not a project without it's challenges but I like knowing how other people overcome problems when their ideas don't go immediately to plan. This turned out beautifully in the end too.
I love a good clothing refashion and Lina from Sew Historically has collected a whole bunch of ideas to inspire us to reuse old t- shirts. She has an ongoing linky added too so you can find even more inspiration or join in and add your own.
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Thank you so much for featuring my herb plante window. I hope you have a lovely week.
ReplyDeleteHello Julie, Thank you for hosting this party - I linked up with my tube necklaces :)
ReplyDeleteHi Maya, I'm so pleased you joined us and shared your beautiful necklaces.
DeleteHi Julie! I love the embroidery on your fabric! So nice to join in the link up after such a long time. The last time I did it was at Lucy Blossom Crafts! Xox Louise
ReplyDeleteYay, you're back! I'm so excited to see what you've been up to. Welcome back :-)
DeleteThanks for featuring my T-shirt refashioning ideas! :)
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure Lina, as I said I do love a good t-shirt refashion!
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