Punch Needle and Sunflowers is a good combination.
I recently tried punchneedle with wool yarn and an oxford punch. In order to to this I had to get a hoop that really held my base fabric tight. I bought this 10 inch non slip hoop at Joann Fabrics that has a grove in it...perfect for what I wanted to do and not a lot of money.
To see the sunflower I made click here.
This hoop worked so good that I thought why not use it for my punchneedle pins.
Problem was I had a 10 inch frame and my pins are only 2" by 3".
I would waste a lot of fabric and I don't like wasting fabric.
So...as my kindergarten art teacher would say "fill the page"!
Well I filled the fabric!
I have to say it was a real efficent way of making my pins.
This picture kind of reflects the weather around here...
flowers want to come out but the snow keeps coming back.
Even the back side looks good...that's always my goal.
Sunflower
This week I should have enough time to get these made into pins.
I just saw that this is my 99th post and I have 96 wonderful followers
I think when I reach 100 in both it's time for a giveaway.
What do you think?
I'm linking up to Sew Many Ways crafty party,
Favorite Things at bargin hunting with Laurie
and
Sister Sunday at sisters of the wild west
I just saw that this is my 99th post and I have 96 wonderful followers
I think when I reach 100 in both it's time for a giveaway.
What do you think?
I'm linking up to Sew Many Ways crafty party,
Favorite Things at bargin hunting with Laurie
and
Sister Sunday at sisters of the wild west
Enjoy your day,
Leanne
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4 comments:
Those are pretty! The sunflowers are my favorite! :)
They are so pretty, and how smart of you to find a way to use the hoop for your punchneedle pins. Thank you for linking to Favorite Things. laurie
You have been a busy girl. Cute punches! :)
Beautiful! I love the idea of making pins from punch needle. I am in the process of learning this wonderful craft. I hope I can do it as well as you someday!
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