One of our Crafty Club ladies brought in a bag of what looked to be tree bark, a few weeks ago. It wasn't from a real tree, it is imitation bark. Not sure what it is made of. I took a piece to play with, I could make something with that.
I drilled holes in it and passed shades of green wool through it, securing it at the back, and fraying it at the front.
Then I found some tiny flowers which came in a parcel from a kind reader, I threaded cotton and a bead through the middle of them and passed the needle through more drilled holes and secured them at the back.
This looks stunning, well done !
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I think that is absolutely fantastic: it really looks 'woodland'.
ReplyDeleteThrough the park where I walk my Daughters dogs,you see amazing pieces of wood very much like this and I have brought a couple home with me to stand on my wall unit with tiny clear fairy lights attached to them.I think I will add some small flowers to them because yours look really colourful.xx
ReplyDeleteYour tree bark has brought back memories from when I did flower arranging and I am so pleased I brought lots for bark back when I moved recently one piece was quite big and had a a price of 14p on the back (this was in about 1886). I look forward to what you will have in next.
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Hazel c uk
WOW. Yet again Ilona makes something fun and colourful to enjoy out of old rubbish.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ilona for your lovely comment on my blog i pressed the publish button and its disappeared just to let you know i ave not ignored it , Eileen
ReplyDeleteThat's ok, it happens. Just wanted to say you have a lovely home.
DeleteThankyou xxx
DeleteSuch a clever idea, it looks great.
ReplyDeleteAnother wonderful creation!
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