I'm making Butterflies for no other reason than that I saw them on Pinterest and liked them.
They are fabric origami Butterflies and quite easy to make.
You can find lots of YouTube videos showing how to make them if you fancy.
I have started to decorate on a couple with glitter and beads and intend to do them all.
When finished I'm thinking of putting them around a willow wreath.
It's taking a long time to get these finished as I'm having to fit them in around everything else that's going on here, but I'll show more as I go along.
Hope you are all well.
Briony
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OH, they are GORGEOUS!!! And your choice of fabric for them is so beautiful. If you would ever sell any, let me know. Next, I can't wait to see them close up.
ReplyDeleteThey look lovely, Briony. Just checked on YouTube and you´re right, they don´t look too difficult to make.
ReplyDeleteOh, those are lovely. I might follow up your idea for a craft group I run in a retirement home.
ReplyDeleteThey're beautiful! I hope you're both holding out OK in the run-up to the holidays. I was down in Brighton a week ago and thought of looking you up but I was afraid you might have too much going on (and was afraid of inadvertently bringing a virus from our school into your midst)!
ReplyDeleteWe are holding up Steve, no more we can do. I read your posts when you were in Brighton and thought the same thing about you being so near and yet so far. lol
DeleteHow did you find Brighton?
I never think there is much here but that's because having lived here all of my life I take it all for granted I guess.
Pleased your results were ok, yoo hoo, free of worry for a bit. lol
Briony
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They are indeed beautiful and your range of craft skills never fails to amaze us. We're pleased to see you can still make some time for creativity. Xxx Mr T and F
ReplyDeleteMum has lots of interests Tigger that keep her from going completely bonkers, lol
DeletePrin, Row, Willow and Mummy Polly. xxxx
these are really pretty and would be good on a Christmas tree, my cousin once did a 2 foot tree with lights and butterflies.
ReplyDeleteGood idea Sandra, I hadn't thought of that. x
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ReplyDeleteThey are gorgeous. I often wonder how you are doing.
ReplyDeleteThings are difficult at the moment, Tom is unable to get out mow and blogging has been on the back burner, am trying to do more. Thanyou for your thoughts, Briony. X
DeleteThose are really pretty. They'll make a beautiful wreath.
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful. You are a dab hand at delicate stitching.
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful, I would never have thought of making fabric butterflies, I've made lots of crochet ones but these are much nicer. Have a great Sunday. x
ReplyDeleteThey're so pretty and I'm sure they'll look lovely mounted on a wreath. I think they'd look lovely hanging in a window too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love the idea of putting them around the wreath. Your work is always lovely. Hugs, my friend.
ReplyDeleteI really love them, they are just gorgeous. You have such a talent for all kinds of needlework.
ReplyDeleteYour versatile creativity always intrigues me. I'm not clever with small crafts that need glue and/or nimble fingers--I'm better with the sewing machine. Making something is a life-line--doesn't change the painful things going on, but does give us another focus.
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ReplyDeleteThe butterflies are lovely. No point me looking up how to make them though as I haven't got a stash of beautiful fabrics! Or any fabric at all actually!
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