A tea towel,
one very attractive thrifted vinyl pouffe for $2
and a linen tablecloth...
A bit of pinning and sewing later, and there you have it, a Tasmanian souvenir themed addition to the lounge room.
I'm working on making a bit of a dent in the tea towel collection, with over 30 suitable for making into cushions I have no excuses, so expect to see a few more creations showing up here.
You are a busy one! I found the the towels have 'dried up' a bit in the op shops lately. They must be at your place! Sew on, Macbeth!
ReplyDeleteUmm, WOW!! That's awesome, what a change - well done! :)
ReplyDeleteThats ace Zaranne, yay to tea towel crafts, now that's something that deserves it's own linky! x
ReplyDeleteVery clever Zara...love it :)
ReplyDeleteHi Zara! Thanks for leaving a message in my blog! I study physics in the University of Athens(I saw that you're becoming a nurse!)
ReplyDeleteI love your poufe's trandformation and now follow your blog!
Have a nice day,
Angeliki
I love it too!
ReplyDeleteFabulous! What a transformation.
ReplyDeleteAwesome thrifty find and the makeover is wonderful.....
ReplyDeleteLook forward to seeing some tea towel cushions...that's one serious collection you have.
Claire :}
Zara I love the way you use thrifted items to make new. This pouffe is so much nicer now :)
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Zara...that pouffe looks wonderful....you are so clever!
ReplyDeleteThis is great. Love the ottoman - and very clever covering. Also love the LGB purchases in your previous post - 60cents for the whole lot...very lucky!
ReplyDeleteI love it Zara! You did a fantastic job.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to use a tea towel...love it :)
ReplyDeleteLooks gorgeous! 30 tea towels wow: I may have quite a few myself too... (!)
ReplyDeleteloooovvveeee it!
ReplyDeleteWOW! It's fantastic!!! I'm super impressed.
ReplyDeleteGREAT idea for the vinyl pouf! What a cool new life you've given it!
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