Saturday, 28 June 2014

Show and Tell - Crafts2Share


I had a lovely evening with the ladies of a local craft group.  I was invited to show the ladies my work and to demonstrate how to make a corsage or wristcuff.  The members had been dyeing fabrics at an earlier meeting and some had brought those along with them.  I took my Inspiration Packs along and some were used in the creation of these lovely pieces......

 
 
 
 
a needlecase complete with blanket label
 
 
shades of red corsage
 
raggedy neutrals
 
beaded bridal piece
 
beautiful greens
 
this one reminds me of a pansy
 
beaded layers
 
rose pink with a hint of grey
 
 
Lots of chat and cups of tea and coffee were consumed in the making of these lovely pieces of work. The very enjoyable evening came to an end all too quickly.  Until next time .. Jayne
 
 
 
 
 

7 comments:

  1. Your ladies, created beautiful corsages , dear Jayne- I would have loved to be there, too, to sew and chat with you. Great idea, to bring your inspiration packs.
    Hope your weekend was lovely.
    Hugs,Dorthe

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  2. Hello dear Jayne, It sounds like you had wonderful evening and your ladies did a great job following your instructions. The corsages turned out very pretty.
    Have a lovely evening!
    Hugs,
    Julia

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  3. Such clever work! As you might guess, I love the inclusion of the old blanket label!

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  4. I feel that like me you probably have your own privat 'scrap' store!

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  5. Hello Jayne
    These corsages are so very sweet with your special flavour!
    You are a great teacher!
    Big hugs
    Suzy

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  6. Hello Jayne
    Just come across your lovely blog through Jacqui -your textile design is beautiful. I especially love your vintage style corsages! Looking forward to more upates. A very happy birthday as well! Best wishes Alison xx
    http://farmhousetraditions.blogspot.co.uk/

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  7. That cleavage looks familiar, now where have I seen it before? :) :)

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