Gifts
Hi There! Today I'm hopping along with the other Growing In Unity artists from the past couple of months. As always, Unity is generously giving away a prize to the lucky winners chosen from the comments left on all of the blogs during this hop. Make sure to follow the links below.
Speaking of generosity, I decided to create with and feature some of the gifts I have received from Unity. Among them is a little canvas bag that came in one of my membership kits, a cute Gnome that was a freebie a while back, and a large shipping tag.
One of my favorite things to create is stuffies. Sweet little felt cuties created by stamping onto felt and sewing them together. They are a labor of love and worth every minute...and pinprick! It's truly a special moment when they're complete, it's like the rubber stamp has come to life. Just look at that little guy! Ahh! I love him!
The canvas bag was stamped using the background sized image from the current KOM and then I traced the designs with embroidery floss. I hope to develop real embroidery skills this year and create some really beautiful things.
*both stamps I used on the tag are from previous KOM's. Love is from 09/19 & the heart border is from 01/13
That's the blog for today friends! Have a great time hopping and commenting from blog to blog!
Brandon- https://tazersfan.wordpress.com/
Shannon - https://olasmoon.blogspot.com/ - you're here
Michelle - https://annemichellecreates.com/
Jennifer - https://jhammond0128.wixsite.com/website
Wow - that is very creative and wonderful! Loving that Gnome.
ReplyDeleteWowza! What a fabulous use of stamps - I have never thought of making the images from fibers.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love this!!!
ReplyDeleteADORABLE! I love what you have created!
ReplyDeleteSo creative and cute!
ReplyDeleteWow this is so neat. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHow fun and unique!
ReplyDeleteGosh....these projects! Amazing doesn't even describe them!
ReplyDeleteOh how special! Such a creative idea!
ReplyDeleteOh my! I’ve never seen that done before and I love it!
ReplyDeleteDale Sue, Thank you! I have many others posted on the blog. Click any of the tags or labels that say, felt or stuffie. :)
DeleteYour creations are amazing! The felt stuffies are the cutest!
ReplyDeleteYour creations are amazing! The felt stuffies are the cutest!
ReplyDeleteShannon I love each and every bit that you shared!!! Feeling inspired!!!
ReplyDeletetotally adorable!!! So creative, love your felt creatures!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful project! Such a blessing to hop with you.
ReplyDeleteOh Shannon, your stuffies are always adorable and I love the stitching on the bag! Thanks for sharing your talent with us!
ReplyDeleteVannessa Osbourn
Such a fantastic idea, I especially love the wee gnome
ReplyDeleteWow! You are so creative! I especially love the gnome and your tag.
ReplyDeleteAdorable little gift bag!
ReplyDeleteAmazing projects!!
ReplyDeleteOMGoodness that is amazing! LOVE your 'stuffies' and this gnome is just darling! Great re-use of items. And a lovely card. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI love the decorated bag! The gnome is adorable!
ReplyDeleteSo adorable Shannon! You have really made some cute stuffies with your stamps in the past and this one fits right in! The bag and tag are so cute too! ❤️
ReplyDeleteI love that little felt guy and the embroidery. Sometimes we put in the extra effort just to make something unique, like this little gnome, and it is totally worth it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing another wonderful use of such quality stamps!!!! I learned to embroidery when I was 5 years old, so it is near and dear to my heart! I have thought about stamping on pillow cases or dish towels, just never have, I'm so glad you shared!!! I will need to try! Thanks!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh this is so lovely! <3
ReplyDeleteHow awesome to use the rubber stamps this way!!! Very adorable! Good job!
ReplyDeleteI love seeing other uses with stamps aside from cards. This is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh that Unity gnome image is adorable and what a cute little soft gnome stuffie you created with it. I love their stamps and love seeing others use them to help inspire creativity.
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