Hi everyone.
It's that wonderful time of year again when
many families are completing their
Thanksgiving plans and working on
putting everything in place for the big day when
family and friends come together
to celebrate the abundance
of blessings.
Today, I wanted to share this
fun project with you.
It is:
fun project with you.
It is:
Fabric Pumpkins.
I realize
I realize
that they aren't a new "thing".
I've seen so many of them around and
was inspired by Becky at Timewashed.
She had a pumpkin give away.
Her pumpkins were so pretty that I wanted to
try making some for myself!
Thank you for the inspiration, Becky!
I've seen so many of them around and
was inspired by Becky at Timewashed.
She had a pumpkin give away.
Her pumpkins were so pretty that I wanted to
try making some for myself!
Thank you for the inspiration, Becky!
I wanted to share them
because they were a real pleasure to make,
I liked the way they turned out
and the attached sentiment is
particularly meaningful.
Gratitude has been my
"word" this year.
There's so much to be
grateful for and it's
the time of year that most people
are counting their blessings.
_______________________________
The pumpkins are all made from
thrift store fabric and the embellishments
are vintage, jewelry pieces
salvaged from there as well.
Some of the pumpkins have crocheted,
vintage lace around the stems which were
found treasures also.
The cream fabric
came from a thrift store shirt and the
black and tan fabric with roses,
used to be a vest that I
disassembled. I've had the pieces for years and
was waiting to use it for something special.
They are super-easy to make and would
make a great craft for kids just learning to
sew by hand.
I liked the way they turned out
and the attached sentiment is
particularly meaningful.
Gratitude has been my
"word" this year.
There's so much to be
grateful for and it's
the time of year that most people
are counting their blessings.
_______________________________
The pumpkins are all made from
thrift store fabric and the embellishments
are vintage, jewelry pieces
salvaged from there as well.
Some of the pumpkins have crocheted,
vintage lace around the stems which were
found treasures also.
The cream fabric
came from a thrift store shirt and the
black and tan fabric with roses,
used to be a vest that I
disassembled. I've had the pieces for years and
was waiting to use it for something special.
They are super-easy to make and would
make a great craft for kids just learning to
sew by hand.
"It's not happiness that makes
us grateful, but gratefulness
that makes us happy."
Brother David Steindl-Rast
I hope you like them.
Thank you so much for stopping by!
Blessings,
Tamara
Blessings,
Tamara
6 comments:
They are lovely! :)
Thank you, Linda. And thank you for stopping by.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Tamara
these are just darling, tamara:) thanks so much for stopping by--i am now following:)
Thank you, Lynn! You're welcome.. Thank you for following!
Blessings, Tamara
Also these are stunning! My, looks like you are tremendously inspired! Soo glad to see :)
xoxo
Thank you, Monica,, It was so good to have you visit..
Tamara xo
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