For those of you new to the concept, Gifted Gorgeousness is a SAL hosted by Jo at Serendipitous Stitching, where once a month we show our gift related stitching and crafting.
This month I've got three things to share. The first is a little upcycled trinket tin I made as a Birthday gift for Julie. This started life as a tiny tin of mints. I ate the mints (sorry Julie), and then gave the tin a new lease of life with some vintage fabrics.
And here is the inside:-
And here is the gift I received, by pure chance also from Nick, a fabulous stitched and framed monogram in beautiful teal green tones, and a set of stitching accessories in a fleur de lys design to represent his home in New Orleans.
Lovely gifts Christine and a super exchange.Tea in Cornwall well I never. Hope all are keeping well.
ReplyDeleteAll three gifts are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteCool gifts! Love the pleated ribbon around the tin top!
ReplyDeleteLovely gifts to and from, very cool!
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking part in GG this month. Lovely gifts. The bookmark is gorgeous. I also love that thread holder he sent you. I am tempted to start collecting them. I have three already.
ReplyDeleteLovely gifts, both sent and received. The tin is beautiful as is the design for the bookmark and coaster. Love the fleur-de-lis accessories.
ReplyDeleteGreat gifts! It's always fun to swap gifts and make new friends.
ReplyDeleteLovely gifts!! The book mark is so beautiful!!:)
ReplyDeleteAll the gifts are lovely. I particularly like the upcycling of the (empty) tin of mints.
ReplyDeleteWhat absolutely wonderful gifts! And they're all finished amazingly well :)
ReplyDeleteThey are all so pretty. I really like the trinket box.
ReplyDeleteLove your up cycling! You are so creative with it. Beautiful Jewel colours in the textile heritage designs. I must stitch the lavender sachet I have.
ReplyDeleteWow those scissors are really cool!
ReplyDeleteI like the way the tin was (re)finished but shame on you for eating the mints lol. :D
Great GG post. Lovely gifts sent and received.
ReplyDeleteOkay, tea in Cornwall? Now that is intriguing - off to investigate. Lovely gifts both given and received, my dear.
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