Purse Project #2
Following my Purse Project last year using my Kaleidoscope Garden photos I decided to make one for myself using some of my Garden Fairy’s Wardrobe designs.
Choosing just which four dresses was the most difficult part!
Following my Purse Project last year using my Kaleidoscope Garden photos I decided to make one for myself using some of my Garden Fairy’s Wardrobe designs.
Choosing just which four dresses was the most difficult part!
Mr Petal & Pins and I finished the Australia Day long weekend with a late lunch on the deck.
I like to arrange flowers in old jars for alfresco dining – even if it’s just the two of us!
For this arrangement I picked some nasturtiums, crocosmia, a sprig of snowberry, a fern leaf and some parsley flower buds.
So today I’m joining Cathy from Rambling In The Garden for ‘In A Vase On Monday’ with my picnic posie.
Cathy started ‘In a Vase On Monday’ as a weekly ritual of bringing something from the garden inside no matter what the season and invites you to do the same. It’s always lovely to see what’s flowering in other people’s gardens and their arrangements.
My Garden Fairy’s Wardrobe has both a nasturtium dress and a crocosmia which you can see here and here.
And my picnic posy now graces the kitchen table.
This morning I made my first Garden Fairy’s Wardrobe dress for 2015 with two different pink geraniums that grow in my front garden.
I decided to use two shades of pink together inspired by the two colour effect of the fabric twine I’ve started making.
A Xmas gift of The Sustainable Fashion Handbook by Sandy Black combined with a workroom tidy up spurred the start of this new project to recycle some of the smaller scraps that mount up in my studio.
I found the instructions on My Poppet. It’s easy to make and all ready my mind is sparking with ideas for what I might do with it.
You can see other ways I use my scraps in my posts Macarons, Memories & Momentoes and Treasure & Mermaids.
Always better than them ending up in landfill.