Showing posts with label Paper Patchwork. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paper Patchwork. Show all posts
Friday, March 25, 2016
Magazine Covered Wardrobe Doors
This is a progress pic of my magazine covered wardrobe doors. I cannot bear to throw out my Better Homes and Gardens magazines so I decided to do something that would preserve some of my favourite craft, gardening and cooking pages. Some of the magazines I have used are nearly 20 years old! I love the soft, muted colours which is the look I was going for in this spare room. I did a patchwork design and used Mod Podge to glue the pages to the doors.
Friday, July 3, 2015
Paper Patchwork Scrappy Dress
A while ago, my friend cut me a dress shape out of some thick pink foam for me to decorate. Well, every now and then I would work on it....a bit of paper patchwork here, a bit there, until yesterday. Yesterday I finally decided I would finish it so I set about combining lots of my scrap serviette and colour washed papers and lace. The finishing touch was a sweet little pocket with a lace hanky peeping out.
Saturday, February 21, 2015
Heart Paper Patchwork Birthday Card
I used some scraps of my prepared paper serviettes to punch out some squares to make a patchwork heart and then stencilled Happy Birthday. The final part was to add a sparkly jewel.
Monday, February 9, 2015
Paper Patchwork Birthday Card
I used one of my colour-washed background papers for this card and added a paper patchwork window with a lace curtain. The finishing touch was to stencil the words "Happy Birthday" and add a sparkly dragonfly.
Saturday, November 1, 2014
Paper Patchwork Card
https://www.etsy.com/shop/LinLovesPaper
I did a soft blue colour wash background for this card. Then I punched out 12 paper serviette squares to form my patchwork design. The finishing touches were some glitter glue around the edge and a stencilled Happy Birthday.
I did a soft blue colour wash background for this card. Then I punched out 12 paper serviette squares to form my patchwork design. The finishing touches were some glitter glue around the edge and a stencilled Happy Birthday.
Saturday, May 17, 2014
Little Sewing Book for Needles
I have made another little sewing book with paper patchwork on the front.
It is very handy to have it in your handbag if you need to do a quick repair.
I stencilled a pretty floral design on the inside cover. For the purpose of the photo I used purple thread but white would be the most practical...
It is very handy to have it in your handbag if you need to do a quick repair.
I stencilled a pretty floral design on the inside cover. For the purpose of the photo I used purple thread but white would be the most practical...
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Dragonflies and Violets.....Little Notebook/Journal
https://www.etsy.com/au/shop/LinLovesPaper
I particularly love using this serviette (napkin) for my paper patchwork. A packet was given to me on my birthday a few years ago and I thought they were just too gorgeous to use at the dinner table. I have been incorporating them into my papercraft ever since!
Saturday, March 29, 2014
Paper Patchwork....Little Book for Sewing Needles
I made a paper patchwork quilt for my dolly in her matchbox (see previous post) and then when I went to make her bed, realised it was just a fraction too wide. It really needs to be exact otherwise her little bed doesn't slide in and out of the matchbox with ease.
What to do.....
I had also been making some cute stickers and was wanting to use them, plus I have heaps of a lightweight foam. Inspiration hit.... how about a little book for sewing needles? It was worth a try and this is my first attempt.
What to do.....
I had also been making some cute stickers and was wanting to use them, plus I have heaps of a lightweight foam. Inspiration hit.... how about a little book for sewing needles? It was worth a try and this is my first attempt.
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Number 5....
It is school holidays again here in Australia so that means craft time!!I had bought a wooden number 5 from the craft shop to affix near my front door. The plain wood was not going to stay! I gave it two coats of white paint and then did some paper patchwork using my pretty serviettes. The final thing was to give it two coats of Mod Podge for durability. Now when you come to my door, you will know that you are at number 5....
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