This is not a proper tutorial, but I think you can figure out how to make it : am I right? ;oD
Have fun looking at the colourful pictures......!!!!!.......
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| a green trunk/vase |
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| she loves yellow....I suppose! |
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| this was used for the branches |
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| cotton thread used to join the pompoms |
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| a shooting star! |
Please note : star pattern here
curlicue pattern here
xxxx Alessandra
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Wow, very nice! Fresh X-mas-colors! :-)
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! :) x
ReplyDeleteIt looks so soft and fluffy Ale.....love the colours and of course the star on the top....too cute...C Xx
ReplyDeleteNever too early for Christmas, but if you turn it upside dwn, it could be a colorful bunch of grapes. :) i'd love to touch it!
ReplyDeleteso delicious! Heather x
ReplyDeleteOh I love it!
ReplyDeleteEarly. ?. Never to early for a good idea:-)
Fun! I'm going to be playing with pom poms for a project soon too!
ReplyDeleteKate :}
i have to do that tree- so!cute!, ale♥♥♥♥♥
ReplyDeletexxo, martina
So cute and fluffy!! Love those colours too...
ReplyDeleteIt's gonna be a bright Christmas!
Love, Mirjam.
Great colours!!!
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Ellebel
Aww. this is cute, well done!
ReplyDeleteYour cat is such a cutie.
Esther.
Hi Ale,
ReplyDeleteThis is the MOST beautiful craft object I have seen this week.
I am so happy you shared it with us.
I Always want to steal your ideas. You are so clever!
completely and totally adorable!!
ReplyDeleteHey that's funny!! Super colors, I really like it, and it's very creative :-)). I have to admit I'm in Christmas mood already, too!! I have already bought some presents and am planning some handmade ones ;-). Maybe the season will become very stressless this year when we're already working on it now? :0)
ReplyDeleteI like your pom-pom tree and love the colours.
ReplyDeleteYou have such fun ideas!
ReplyDeleteI love it.
ReplyDeleteThats so so sweet.
hugs Conny
Gorgeous colours and a lovely project! Love all the photos, Ale!
ReplyDeleteHelen x
That's adorable -- I'd love to make this sweet project with my kids... Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteadorable, now could you figure out for me how to make a hanukkah menorah? hmmm, maybe a six pointed star could work though! thanks for sharing on craft schooling Sunday!
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog ~ I LOVE your creativity!!!!!! =) Your color choices and items are sooo fun!!! Thank you for sharing all of your fun items with us! Could I ask you a question? I am wondering what kind of yarn you use? It is so bright and beautiful! =) Kepp it up!!! ((((hugs!)))
ReplyDelete@ The MadStamper : Thank you for all your lovely comments!!!!! It has been a pleasure to have you here visiting my blog!!! ;oD
ReplyDeleteThe yarn I use for my colourful projects is a thick acrylic from Indonesia, where I'm living right now !!!!
Thank you, xxxxx ale