Once again this will be a cross stitch free posting, (those of you who come here looking for a cross stitch blog must be getting pretty fed up by now, I promise I'll try harder next time)
This month I have made each of my daughters a skirt from an upcycled t-shirt. This one is Naomi's
And this one is Eloise's (completed on a rather damper day, hence the somewhat less attractive location for the photoshoot)
Also I don't think I've shown you this before, it is a woodburned piece that Naomi made for me in the summer using an offcut of the wood her dad had used to build himself a set of speakers. (I sew things, he builds speakers...)
As you can see she knows how to appeal to my inner geek.
9 comments:
A very talented family you are.
My brother is in San Francisco and just sent me a pic of him sitting on a replica Iron Throne - if he thinks he's king of the family, he can think again, i'm the oldest lol.
You are a talented family. I love the skirts and your daughter has made you a beautiful gift.
I love that your daughters have inherited your creativity, Christine--such fun finishes all around :)
Lovely skirts ! The Woodart by your daughter looks great!
Beautiful and interesting skirts.
The wood burning project is beautiful, I like the way the wood is offset and square or round, it adds a very interesting look to the piece.
Blessings
Catherine
Thanks for taking part in GG this month. Love those skirts, I would definitely have worn them a few years ago!
The map is amazing! We have just started Lord of the Rings as bedtime reading. Any guesses how long it will take? 30 minutes out loud 6 nights of the week.
You have a creative flair - those skirts are great.
You are so good at upcycling and being so creative. Love the skirts.
i really likes your blog!
You have shared the whole concept really well and very beautifully soulful read! thanks for sharing.
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