My fused Glass Cactus/houseplant creation! as it was raining a lot last week on my Cornwall break I did a glass workshop instead! So happy with the result! After sketching my idea I cut out the pieces of glass for the plants, before arranging them carefully on the clear glass ready to go in the kiln. The whole thing took just over 2 hours at a lovely glass workshop called Beau Nidol in Bude, Cornwall.
Showing posts with label home decor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label home decor. Show all posts
Friday, 28 September 2018
Sunday, 18 February 2018
Giant Granny Square rug
I got a 3kg ball of Woolly Mahoosive Mammoth yarn for Christmas, so I Crocheted this Giant Granny Square rug. It was fun and it didn't take a huge amount of time, because the yarn is so huge!
I used almost all of the 3kg on this rug, and a 40mm giant crochet hook. The rug turned out about 85cm square, the colour is Mushroom pink.
Saturday, 10 February 2018
Macrame Plant Hangers
Last summer I learned how to make a macrame plant hanger, so I made lots of them for christmas gifts. I think my favourite is the top one, I'll have to try to recreate it for myself! They're not very difficult once you get the hang of it.
Labels:
botanical,
fabric,
handmade,
home decor,
home made,
homeware,
knotting,
Macrame,
plants,
yarn
Friday, 15 December 2017
Origami Paper Folded Christmas Decorations
In the summer I learned how to make these lovely Origami folded paper decorations, courtesy of Origami Est at The Handmade Fair. Its very easy to do and quite relaxing! Really pleased with the way these turned out, I used some lovely Christmas foiled paper by Dovecraft, Time to Sparkle, in 6 inch squares. You can see how to make these in Origami Est (Esther Thorpe's) book, Paper Home
or online here.Wednesday, 3 May 2017
Copper pipe bedside table
As I could not find a table small enough to fit beside my bed, I decided to make one from copper pipes, because I'd seen a lot of pictures and ideas on Pinterest. I chose a (what I thought was) simple shape that didn't require any bended corners or general complicatedness!
Once I had assembled all the bits I decided it was best to glue them in place using araldite but it is probably better to solder them if you can!
I'm really pleased with the result, though I think I need to give it a bit of a polish! Thanks to the guys at Plumbtech in Frome for cutting all the many pieces of pipe for me and Roman Glass where I got the custom cut bit of glass for the top.
Labels:
bedroom,
copper,
custom made,
display,
diy,
furniture,
handicraft,
handmade,
home decor,
home made,
interiors,
metal,
pipe,
plumbing,
table
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