Spring truly has sprung in my region and as a result, I'm find myself sewing less and less of the time, and more and more outdoors.
That is why I'm glad I spent some time doing some selfish sewing last month. I don't have much to show after a whole weekend at a friend's cottage, but I did manage to make a wreath from things that are scrappy:
The ring was made out of 3 pieces of cardboards stuck together.
Yarn was leftover from a baby project 6 years ago!
Scappy felt for the flowers.
And the pièce de résistance is not even visible:
Interchangeable flowers on the wreath using some leftover snaps from old baby onesie projects!I love that the flower attachments are interchangeable. Sweet!
I got the idea from here.
3 comments:
So clever!
I love that they are interchangeable!! Good job, mama. *grin*
OMG, Su, that's brilliant! Thanks for sharing. I'm going to do this, so I don't have to change the ENTIRE wreath for every season. I'll have an attachment for Christmas, one for Halloween, one for Easter, one for summer...
Roomie's going to think I've gone bananas! But he'll appreciate it when he sees the storage space it saves once get rid of all our existing wreaths. :)
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