{Maxwell Wedding Lace Collage}

I was asked a few weeks ago by Helene Huber of 2amscrapper.blogspot.com to contribute to an article she was writing for Unruly Paper Arts about “Wedding Lace” and jumped at the chance to create something using my Grandparent’s wedding photo.

I always love heritage work of any kind (remember I started out as a scrapbooker) figured that I could create something with fabric rather than paper. My Paternal Grandparent’s Peter and Jeannie Maxwell were married in their homeland of Scotland and would eventually settle in the United States.

I hope you can pay this new site a visit and see the entire article and see the beautiful work of Helene Huber , Lynn Stevens, and Lynne Moncrieff.


http://unrulypaperarts.blogspot.com/2012/03/detials-details-details.html

Old Roses Bunting

As seen on the Paper Whimsy Inspire Blog:
http://paperwhimsy.com/inspiration/?p=2595

“We chased the bees and plucked the flowers, in the merry, merry month of may.”

This bunting was created with “old roses” in mind. A fun little project that can be created to bring May posies and summer bliss indoors or for a tea, office, or birthday party.

Technique:

(1)Print out images and cut out. Add a layer of old sheet music to bunting back with adhesive. Cut with deckle edge scissors. Add a layer of cardstock to back using adhesive and trim with deckle edge scissors. Set eyelets (two) on top of each pennant.

(2) Stamp gate on to pattern paper and cut out. Glue to center of two pennants. Add face, butterflies, and eyes alternating each pennant. Add stickles along edges of butterflies or glitter. Add sparkle bling to bottom of each pennant.

(3)Glue flowers on alternating pennants.

(4) Cut strips of seam binding and thread through each pennant to form bunting. Add “bows” of seam binding in between each pennant.

{May Menagerie}


Happy May! Just wanted to share a menagerie of projects that have been completed over the last several weeks. I seem to still be working a lot with fabric right now. I don’t think it is a winter “thing” for me, but more of a mood “thing”. I love this time of year with everything blooming (course we have had blooms since March when the big heat wave came in)…looking forward to planting annuals and getting into that summer mode.

Happy Wednesday – and for those that are counting…next Monday it will be 3 LONG months! :)

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