Wednesday, 1 September 2010
Happy Girls :)
A while ago while blog hopping I made a lovely discovery - and I must admit that I was attracted by the lovely title - who wouldn't smile at the title "Happy Girls"? I was smitten! I knew that I just had to have a go - and I wasn't disappointed! As luck would have it, I had just been given a box of wooden beads and at the time I hadn't a clue what I would do with them! They were actually originally one of those car seat covers made of different coloured beads, thanks Roger!
My only slight problem, and one that I shall warn you about, is to ensure that your double sided tape is man enough for the job - mine most certainly is NOT :( I am thinking that I might blanket stitch around the ones I have already made although this means that they won't be the quick and easy project that they were meant to be. I guess the good thing about getting the needle and thread out is that I could embroider a little flower on to their dresses ..... I also couldn't get hold of any hemp thread, but found that thick cotton thread bought from a hardware shop did the trick.
In case you want to have a go at making your own Happy Girls, here is the link and the fab tutorial!
Hope you like them as much as I do! I thought they would be cute tied onto pressies, maybe on a card or an ATC - now there's an idea! This months ATC theme is "Things that make me Smile", and these happy girls certainly do that!!!
Carole x
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They're fabulous Carole!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the link.
Hugs,
Sue xx
p.s. thanks for my Weds. funny. Will email you tomorrow.
oh they're so cute carole, well done on making so many...
ReplyDeletemaria x
Awww, these are sooooo cute Carole, popped on several times, but it wouldn't let me leave a comment :( they are just adorable, i must give these a go, thanks for the link!
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love the little dolls you are so clever must get it from me and you have given the talent to Alex luv
ReplyDeleteLoved this article! I have mentioned this on my blog and twitter...and facebook and linked back to this blog entry. x
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