First of all, the Bombay Tunic. 
This really shouldn't have taken as long as it did.
Of course, I finished it in about five minutes tonight, since all I had to do was trace over where I messed up and did white instead of silver paint. The design was shamelessly borrowed from here. (And isn't this tunic great? I didn't have to make a single stitch!)
This really shouldn't have taken as long as it did.
Of course, I finished it in about five minutes tonight, since all I had to do was trace over where I messed up and did white instead of silver paint. The design was shamelessly borrowed from here. (And isn't this tunic great? I didn't have to make a single stitch!)
This was my other project tonight, a notebook of sorts 
that I made from a free fabric sample given to my mom that she didn't want, a piece of corrugated cardboard packaging that otherwise would have gone into the recycle bin, a ribbon that I think was used to wrap a gift, and some paper already in my stash. I think I'm going to have to replace the ribbon though, because I barely had enough to tie it and there's not even pages in it yet! I want to be able to add pages gradually. This definitely looks better than my last bookmaking attempt... of course, then I had actual pages.
that I made from a free fabric sample given to my mom that she didn't want, a piece of corrugated cardboard packaging that otherwise would have gone into the recycle bin, a ribbon that I think was used to wrap a gift, and some paper already in my stash. I think I'm going to have to replace the ribbon though, because I barely had enough to tie it and there's not even pages in it yet! I want to be able to add pages gradually. This definitely looks better than my last bookmaking attempt... of course, then I had actual pages.
0 comments:
Post a Comment
Thanks for taking the time to comment--your feedback is most certainly appreciated!