Show your (craft)work

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I’m not going to be going into the wreath making business :mog: it looked so much better just after it was made but I think it needed more wire.
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I love the bow!

I did mine today too.
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Cerise wrote: Sun Dec 05, 2021 5:06 pm Just seen these on FB marketplace. I thought it was a good idea and might inspire some of the seaglass collectors!
That’s so cute!
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I’ve just ordered air dry clay and cookie cutters from Amazon. Be afraid!

I’ve been making god knows how many pom-poms and will crochet a string-thing to attach them to. I did a red version last year and some of my friends really loved it so I’m doing more… they’re lovely wound round fairy lights and hung over a mirror ❤️
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Spamming my wreath too!
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All the wreaths are lovely!

That ring is something else though - I'd love to make one. The stained glass is beautiful too. I think I'd probably use it as a coaster or find a way to hang it on a window.

I'm going to give the seaglass tree a go as I've got TONS of the stuff.
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ALL the wreaths are beautiful
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Lily’s SIL asked me to copy her daughter’s Christmas stocking (made I think by Lily’s grandmother) for her son. She very kindly sent me T’s stocking and some leftover fabric so I had the original to copy and the same fabric for the outside.

I had to make it ever so slightly (about 1.5cm) wider because Z, a and c are wider letters than l and i. But I think they are pretty close to identical. You may have to click on the photo and enlarge it to see the beading and embroidery. (Side note; I took the beading out twice and redid it because I wasn’t happy with it!)
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It is the same fabric; it looks different colours just because the nap has been brushed downwards on one.
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You are so clever Rosy!
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Thank you! All I can see is what I could have done better. The y isn’t quite straight and one bit of it is slightly too wide. And the loops on the wrapped twisted chain embroidery (which was really difficult) aren’t quite perfect circles.

I suspect that I will only ever see the flaws :(
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It is absolutely perfect Rosy. You could not have done a better job; we're all thrilled. Thank you SO MUCH!
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It looks brilliant.
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Here is my wreath - an improvement on last year's I think, but bloody hell the back view through the door! I need to put some foil up or something as that white face-thing keeps scaring me.
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That would make me jump!

I did a little sale today. It wasn’t that busy but I did ok. The tea towels are a PTA fundraiser. :))
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I collect nutcrackers and I like to paint them too. Cube asked for his own this year so I made this.

I still need to take a photograph of his Tree-Rex that I’ve made too.
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Cute!
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So clever!
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You are so clever!
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I can show stuff as it’s opened now. This was fun to make.
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