Patisserie Soleil felt desserts . . . look good enough to eat.
Heather Bailey pincushions . . . so cheery!
and her Gumdrop Cushions to lounge on . . . aaahhhh . . .
And Grandmas can have dolls, too, right? I think I might have to have a few of these Felted Buddhas.
Peace and creativity,
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Wow, those are amazing.
ReplyDeleteSomebody MADE those????? Amazing!
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ReplyDeleteThese pictures today, were great for me to visit with...it's been so gray, rainy, and gloomy here for days. Inside my head and out. So, these colors and these notions made me smile. I hope you can make that little felt Buddha; that's as cuddly and sweet a thing as I've seen in quite awhile! Hope you have a great weekend!
Wow! How cute and time consuming. Fun! Fun! Fun!
ReplyDeleteOh oh OH you're not supposed to tempt me like this! Did you see I posted that I want to learn to sew...but I've promised myself I won't until I've finished up a couple of photography projects. But now I'm ITCHING....ga....!
ReplyDeleteI posted about Postcrossing today, inspired by you with a link of coursexx
You must have heard that I am wanting to learn felt... several of my blogpeeps do felt and I just think it is amazing stuff.
ReplyDeleteThese colours and creations were good to chill to today, let me tell you. Oh yes, I loved the post about your husband and the manly man definitions (he makes me think of Ed Harris... Hope you take that as the compliment it's meant to be!).
Have a great weekend.
Candace in Athens.
All of these are delicious...thanks for the great finds, Janet! Have you dusted off your sewing machine yet then? ;o) Happy weekend!
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