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A granny portrait!!!!

These are some photos from my newest project....
I've just collected some colourful cotton threads, buttons, crochet shapes, flowery fabric, an oval canvas, ribbons, glue, felt....





I've taken even some pearly beads for a tiny necklace...


Then, I've sewn all the pieces on the canvas...





Before the end of this work, I've decided to glue some pretty decorations to it...


....and more ta-dahs...!!!!







....What do you think?????


....a big kiss from granny!!!!

You'll find her even at Sara's Craft Schooling Sunday !! Thank you!

See you soon, xxxx

Comments

  1. So cute, So clever, So beautiful...:))
    xoxo....

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  2. This is soooo pretty. Love the pearls and earrings....very thoughtful! :)

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  3. This is super creative!!! Fabulous!

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  4. Hi there! I was on becktovintage's blog and I came across your blog...your work is very lovely and fun. I decided to become a follower and I will enjoy seeing what you create.

    Blessings,
    Stephanie

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  5. Haha she's so funny! I specially LOVE the bunny slippers, those made me laugh! Clever idea!

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  6. haha, so cute! I'm crazy about those bunny slippers!

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  7. Omg she's soo funny!! The cherries in her hair and especially these bunny slippers - extremely hot ;-). You're really creative!

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  8. What a great use of granny crochet. I love how she told you about her personality as you went along in the project. She looks very wise.

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  9. I think I need a pair of bunny slippers like hers. :)

    So much fun Alessandra!

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  10. You are so creative, granny is gorgeous!!!

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  11. I tuoi personaggi crochet sono sempre molto carini , ma questa nonnina li batte tutti, mi fanno impazzire le ciabattine!
    Baci
    Maddalena

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  12. I think it is amazing! What a wonderful idea...love your creative blog...thanks for visiting me the other day ...happy midweek to you.

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