Showing posts with label the purl bee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the purl bee. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Eggstraordinary
A small Easter Round-Up, as we move closer and closer to the Easter Bunny coming. Here are 3 "eggstraordinary" ideas from 3 places I like to visit! Enjoy!
1) Abby Try Again, has created a carton of confetti filled eggs to brighten up any Easter party:
2)The gang at PoppyTalk have constructed painted eggs with a hidden message inside:
3)Molly at The Purl Bee has designed 3 different Spring time coloured bags, to hold all the eggs and surprises you find at the Easter Egg Hunt:
(All images are copyrighted to their respective Blog, Easter banner created by J. Michie)
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Spring is in the Air
It is still bitterly cold here at times. As I came home from work last night and proceeded to open the door to come inside, I noticed that my fresh pot of sunshine yellow primroses already had a few ice crystals on their little blossom faces.
There is still the chance of snow, even though green is popping up here and there. My climbing rose has fresh growth as does the jasmine that I am training over the porch cover of the cottage. There are daffodils and crocuses in full bloom in front of a number of houses that I pass in the big red bus on my way to school.
The color of Spring is beginning to be all around us and that makes me smile. There is a promise of warmth and the growth of sunny flowers on the way. While catching up on my blog reading last night, I read a post of Spring Time happiness over at The Purl Bee. I know there is still the chance of snow, very likely more frost and it could be the same for you wherever you live. But, with these bright and happy projects, you can bring the Spring indoors to YOU. Enjoy!
(Click on the images above to be taken to the projects)
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Peppermint Twist
I am longing to be crafting. I have a special little project that I need to finish before Christmas.
But with the cottage packed up at the moment, while some work is completed, I can't get to my sewing machine. In catching up with The Purl Bee, I came across this:
What a fantastic idea it is! And, no sewing, so I can make it, if only I could get to my felt...
Click on the image below to learn how to make a candy cane garland for yourself.
But with the cottage packed up at the moment, while some work is completed, I can't get to my sewing machine. In catching up with The Purl Bee, I came across this:
What a fantastic idea it is! And, no sewing, so I can make it, if only I could get to my felt...
Click on the image below to learn how to make a candy cane garland for yourself.
Monday, March 29, 2010
Some Bunny Loves You
These bunnies are too cute for words! I saw them this weekend posted at The Purl Bee blog. They would be adorable set around a child's place setting at an Easter table (or for grown-up kids too). I would love one at mine!
I come from a very large family of extended aunts, uncles & cousins. Both of my parents are 1 of 8 children and it doesn't matter how old I am, or how long I have been married, I am still at the children's table when we go to my grandparent's house for family events. But, hey, you have more fun with those little people anyway, and with these little finger puppets we would be having a ball!
These bunnies would even be cute tucked in an Easter basket as a surprise from the Easter Bunny, you just have to have one small fun thing hidden amongst all the jelly beans and peeps and chocolate placed in the Easter grass of your basket!
To make your own little bunny Fu-Fu finger puppets follow the directions here:

(Images copyright The Purl Bee, embellishments, Jennifer Michie)

These bunnies would even be cute tucked in an Easter basket as a surprise from the Easter Bunny, you just have to have one small fun thing hidden amongst all the jelly beans and peeps and chocolate placed in the Easter grass of your basket!
To make your own little bunny Fu-Fu finger puppets follow the directions here:

(Images copyright The Purl Bee, embellishments, Jennifer Michie)
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
HeartFelt Love

They also have a beautiful online store and sell really scrumptious fabrics, a few of which I am dying to get my hands on at the moment, but alas, I am trying to be good and have too many other projects on the go.
I am thinking of making up a few of these for friends. Just tying them on to their Valentine's packages and not only is is something pretty and decorative, it is something to wear as well!
I am a scrap saver and I have a lot of really yummy pastel felt scraps in a big bag, so, I am going to dig through that and make a few of these up! They would also look so pretty just in an antique glass jar or a little crystal bowl just sitting somewhere looking pretty and bringing you a little happiness!

If you want to make them too, you can find the full tutorial by clicking on the picture --->
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