I have been thinking about this project for a while and it is still ongoing , so keep watching this space :D
I am using vintage doileys and embroidery hoops to create a pretty, shabby chic, vintage style dream catcher to hang over my bed.
The largest frame is 12" and has a doiley stretched over it and buttons sewn on.
The embroidered one is made from tilda fabrics, which are soooooo lush!!! I taped the fabric on to copy paper with masking tape then put it through my printer, then backstiched over the printed words :D
My project section for Happy Daze uses a vintage doiley that had a fabric circle in the centre which had a little hole in. It was pretty before, but I love it now :D
I coloured the frame with Inka gold, then stretched the doiley over the frame.
I used Claudines matte medium to stiffen the outer edge.
I found this gorgeous rose image on the internet and printed it on to Claudines sticky backed canvas. I cut it out, scruffed up the edges with my TH distresser, inked around the edges with broken china distress ink and added some distress stickles.
I used buttons, press studs,ribbon, lace and pins to embellish the main part of the frame.
The crystal dangles were edged with inka gold after sticking a section of a vintage sewing pattern to the back with the multi medium.
My other dangles were made with wooden spools spritzed with TH distress re-inker in a mini mister, wrapped in ribbon and fabric scraps, along with buttons and feathers.
I will share more pics when the whole project is complete, but here are a few close ups to keep you going :D
Hugs'n'snogs,
Julie xx
I am using vintage doileys and embroidery hoops to create a pretty, shabby chic, vintage style dream catcher to hang over my bed.
The largest frame is 12" and has a doiley stretched over it and buttons sewn on.
The embroidered one is made from tilda fabrics, which are soooooo lush!!! I taped the fabric on to copy paper with masking tape then put it through my printer, then backstiched over the printed words :D
My project section for Happy Daze uses a vintage doiley that had a fabric circle in the centre which had a little hole in. It was pretty before, but I love it now :D
I coloured the frame with Inka gold, then stretched the doiley over the frame.
I used Claudines matte medium to stiffen the outer edge.
I found this gorgeous rose image on the internet and printed it on to Claudines sticky backed canvas. I cut it out, scruffed up the edges with my TH distresser, inked around the edges with broken china distress ink and added some distress stickles.
I used buttons, press studs,ribbon, lace and pins to embellish the main part of the frame.
The crystal dangles were edged with inka gold after sticking a section of a vintage sewing pattern to the back with the multi medium.
My other dangles were made with wooden spools spritzed with TH distress re-inker in a mini mister, wrapped in ribbon and fabric scraps, along with buttons and feathers.
I will share more pics when the whole project is complete, but here are a few close ups to keep you going :D
Hugs'n'snogs,
Julie xx
What a beautiful creation! So deliciously feminine with the lace and buttons and bows - a sort of post-modern collage of a Victorian embroidery piece! Lovely...
ReplyDeleteAlison x
Pure vintage gorgeousness. x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous creation, x
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful ideas!
ReplyDeleteLucy x
Truly original work in progress, I look forward to seeing finished things, hugs n snogs right back at ya! x
ReplyDeleteBreathtakingly beautiful - what an inspirational piece of work
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