Way back in July I posted a sneak peak at this ruffled beauty... this is what it became... a scarf! Not a skirt as everyone guessed.
Trialling a few hair pieces with bows! This is in lovely ivory Thai silk. I use a lot of wedding fabric off cuts from this lovely lady.
Anya and I made tiaras out of pipe cleaners - they went down a treat... I may have taken mine off to answer the door!
The most basic of cardboard villages was set up on our dining table - inspired by Ruby's little theatre. I didn't go to as much trouble as Ruby but it was enjoyed all the same - we left it up for 24 hrs then it got 'moved' - hello recycling.
No village is complete without a train for the locals to catch. Bob the builder waiting patiently on the platform. Seriously Anya LOVED this project... she got so excited about what we could make from different cardboard objects.... if you are wondering what everyone else is up to today - visit Kirsty's.
Thanks for sharing some great ideas. I'm off to find to dig the pipe cleaners out of the cupboard - at least an hours peace in that project for my kids!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your creative space and that scarf is really pretty...
ReplyDeleteThe scarf is gorgeous - I'd love one just like it!! And the pipe cleaner tiara idea is fantastic too - she looks like she's having a great time.
ReplyDeleteso many lovely creative things at your place ~ this holidays we have a couple of cardboard castles around
ReplyDeletebeautiful scarf! {and tiara!}
The scarf is lovely. Looks like you both had a great time!
ReplyDeleteOh WOW I love that scarf, so pretty & that shade of red is lovely!
ReplyDeleteI think Anya makes a very sweet little princess in her tiara.
ReplyDeletewhat a fab creative space :o)
ReplyDeleteoh wow, the scarf looks great! sounds like anya had a great time with the cardboard village, such a good idea :)
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