Today I'm joining in the fun of 'Our Creative Spaces'. The scissors are getting a workout, the sewing machine is a purring and the creative juices are flowing. The weather today has been rather rainy and miserable so what better place to be than seated at the table, fabric and thread strewn from one end to the other, the housework and washing can wait.
Bunting panels, using a thrifted floral tablecloth.
And the beginnings of my first doily bunting. After finding these stashed away in the cupboard having thrifted them months ago I thought I best put them to good use and be able to enjoy their prettiness everyday and what better way than being turned into more bunting.
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Bunting never gets old does it..I still love it as much now as I always did.
ReplyDeleteBoth your bunting are gorgeous..I love that thrifting can play such a huge role in being creative :)
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love your bunting Zara!! I made some with a floral bed sheet for the bunting swap but forgot to add it.
ReplyDeletereminded me of yours!
love the doily bunting ♥
Love the fabric you have used in the bunting - fab!
ReplyDeleteLiz @ Shortbread & Ginger
very gorgeous, love that yellow fabric x
ReplyDeleteYay for bunting, can't get enough of it! I'm going to start a bunting anonymous group, you can join! yours look gorg, especially that table cloth fabric, great colours x
ReplyDeleteI love the doily buntings! I hope to do one myself. I've seen a bunting made from pictures from a vintage kids book - awesome! Use lace as the string also!
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love this! would you believe that i have never made bunting!! eek...! it has been on my to do list for years... thanks for the inspiration :) might be a weekend job!
ReplyDeleteKel x
I like doilies as bunting! It's much better for them to be on display instead of hiding in a draw somewhere.
ReplyDeleteWow, your bunting is so elegant. Love the vintage fabric.
ReplyDeleteLove it! I want to make one now!
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