My Creative Space


You'll have to excuse my less than perfect photography, I just didn't have time to pretty it up today.
The girls are happily playing with their new extra large silks.


G wanted a bright mandala so that's what she got! As you can see, it is already well loved and in need of an iron.


M requested a blue and pink silk, so I dyed a pink butterfly on a turquoise background. Hers is long enough to "fly" with.


2 things I said I'd never try - scrapbooking and cross stitch. Well, what does this look like? Yep, I'm hooked. It's a sickness, this stitching thing.


Yet another embroidery I've started. 

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5 comments:

Jodie said...

haha, I promised I would never try cross stitching or scrapbooking or quilting! I'm now onto my 3rd quilt and I quite like a good cross stitch now too, hehe

Love the cute little bear! :)

Unknown said...

I love to see other Moms creativity. Those silks are well loved.

Gae said...

I love the silks too.
Creativity is a blessing really.....it just grows and grows doesn't it. I know once I try something new it will consume me for a while.
I love all handcrafts but have never tried scrapbooking, I don't think it is me
Blessings
Gae

Cathie said...

you are just so amazingly talented Kel, you embroidery looks amazing!
yeah, i have said the same about cross stitching , but embroidery I may have to do because i need something calming to work with.

happy weekend to you ♥

Sue Elvis said...

I used to think cross stitching wasn't very creative: who can go wrong? just follow the guide. But I have found it to be very satisfying especially when I change designs, add words etc. And some cross stiches involve other more complicated embroidery stitches added in.

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