Since I have decided to wait until tomorrow to show the stuff I have been working on for "Whatcha workin' on Wednesday", I have decided to show you a few of my previous creations. My topic today...Prim Wreaths!!!
This is a spring wreath I designed for a shop owner. She wanted a wreath for the spring, and we were discussing doing daisies up the side. Then, I remembered Karen from RKCreations had a pattern for the watering can and a pattern for gardening tools. Of course, I had to add my touch to when I made them...so they became much more grungy and dirty!! The shop owner just loved it and was debating on selling it in her store or just taking it home!!!
I posted pictures of this wreath on a forum to get some feedback...and guess what I found??? Someone took my idea, made one of their own, and sold it on ebay...guess I come up with good ideas!!! I just wish next time someone would ask if they could use my ideas or at least say they were inspired by me!! But, since I didn't have it copyrighted...I can't really complain.
This is my Christmas wreath. I was inspired by a TRP wreath, but thought I could make this one on my own without a pattern. This was one of the first creations that I ever did. I love it...though I'm sure I could add some more to it. But, I just wanted it simple. I hang it with a wood sign that says "We Believe in Santa"!
I guess, you will have to wait until tomorrow to see what I have been working on! Hope you all enjoyed looking at some of my previous creations! Happy Tuesday!!!!!
Farmhouse Fun
1 year ago
11 comments:
I adore that first wreath!
If you make some more up like that please let me know, although you said it was a past wreath.
Have a great Tues.
Heather
I love your wreaths!!! You are very talented!!! Great job!!~Wendy
Tiffany, are you telling me that the watering can and tools are made of fabric!! Unreal! You are so talented! I love that, Dawn
Dawn,
The watering can is made of muslin, stuffing, quilt batting, and a few pieces of cardboard. Then painted and grunged.
The tools are made of muslin, stuffing, and quilt batting. Again, they are painted and grunged.
Remember (not that I am bragging...just haven't worked with the sewing machine yet), I sew everything by hand! So, it just proves that you make things without knowing how to use the sewing machine!!
Hello from a fellow Ohioan. Love that spring wreath. Ilove seeing what others create.
Thanks Tiffany for the Congrats!!
LOL!!! Who knew!! I love your blog and would love to exchange links!!
Many Blessings.......
Lori Hull
Great prim wreaths!! I have never seen anything like it! You need to sell those...either ebay, etsy or Mary's site! VERY CUTE!
OMG your wreaths are beautiful! If you make anymore let me know for sure!
you did a great job on both of them!! i know its hard when folks kinda use your ideas but my grandma
told me one time to take it as a compliment.
i think it would look cool if you did a screcrow aand snowman head. maybe make it interchangeable?? just an idea i thought of when i looked at the santa. :)
kim
Kim...I'm working on a Scarecrow Head one right now! Hope to have it done by next weekend!! I was also planning on doing a snowman head one for winter this year too!!!
Great Job! Just think what you on a sewing machine...it is like everything else, just play til you get it right!Are you gonna try etsy? Beth
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