Learning how to use Fimo, in case it's ever 1986 again. We are making some gifts for the kids' teachers. And maybe for me, too.
Enjoying the creative community at Kidspot today. How is your Handmade Christmas going?
Thursday, November 15, 2012
in stitches: snippety-snip
This week is a bit of a hodge-podge of craftiness.
Learning how to use Fimo, in case it's ever 1986 again. We are making some gifts for the kids' teachers. And maybe for me, too.
And putting the plan (Stan) in action. Cutting into some favourite vintage to prepare for a Tuppenny Lane market of summer lovin.
Learning how to use Fimo, in case it's ever 1986 again. We are making some gifts for the kids' teachers. And maybe for me, too.
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Your beads are so pretty..I recently acquired a clay bead necklace from Christina Lowry that I love, I know for sure it will get lots of wear.
ReplyDeleteNot much happening here yet in the way of Xmas crafts.
Happy stitching.
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wonderful craftness happing over at your place! love the clay beads xx
ReplyDeleteOh no I haven't even started. Or even thought about it. I've still got 6 weeks, haven't I?
ReplyDeleteYou look like your nice and busy and organised too getting all this Christmas craft done now. I love the clay bead necklace idea too, I might just have to give this one a little try. And my handmade Christmas crafting is going very slowly but still going:) xx
ReplyDeleteOoh fimo! I used to make all sorts of fab things out of this many moons ago. Such fun!! And your cutting out looks most productive. Yay for you! Wishing you the loveliest of Fridays.
ReplyDeleteSteph :) x
i hope you made either a galah or a frangipani ;)
DeleteYay for funky beads! And is that a sheet? 'Cos if it is, then I think I have that same print (I've been hoarding it)!
ReplyDeletealas, only a pillowcase! such a gorgeous print.
DeleteOh I love Fimo. Great idea for teacher gifts.... wish I'd thought of that. We're going with oven mits this year.
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