Hello! Wow - it's been awhile since I've posted anything. It's not like I haven't been doing anything - I just haven't taken the time to post about them. I'll try to be more consistent.
My daughter's family came out a couple weeks ago and we went to a local orchard to pick apples. Of course, I had to make my little 2 year old granddaughter some apple barrettes for the occasion! And that was followed with these pumpkin barrettes. I used Papertrey's Clever Barrettes dies and Boutique Accessories
dies. Both the apple AND pumpkin were die cut with the Teach
and Inspire apple. I just turned the apple
upside down for the pumpkin. I stitched a highlight on the apples with
white pearl cotton, and lines on the pumpkin with embroidery floss. The
little tendrils on the pumpkins are rustic jute twine, glued and wrapped around a skewer
and heat gun dried. The felt I used was limeade ice, vintage cream, canyon clay, and pure poppy, as well as some scraps of brown from my stash.
Here's a couple pictures of me and my granddaughter picking apples. She is wearing her apple barrettes.
Hope you enjoy them, and I hope she enjoys them (as much as a two year old can!) haha Thanks for looking!
These are adorable, Susan. I'm thinking I need some Canyon clay felt for pumpkins now!!
ReplyDeleteSo. Very. Cute.
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute Susan! So is your granddaughter looks like fun! Love the packages you made too
ReplyDeleteso stinkin' cute!
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