Round and easy
If you are like me, and pretty yarns and fabrics appeal to you, but you don't like knitting, this might be a fun project to try. A mobile in your favorite colors of various baubles, some hollow, some full. You could use almost anything round, just as long as it's not too heavy. Or make your own balls, by putting yarn soaked in glue around a ballon wit a greasy surface, similar like you'd make paper maché. You let the yarn dry, and then remove the balloon. Messy, but fun!
Foto via tumblr, seen on spearmint baby
gosh, i saw nice ones in bangkok with lights.
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I am seeing it for the first time. Good idea.
ReplyDeleteAmazing what you can do with such simple objects. Of course, I like anything with turquoise and pink!!!
ReplyDeleteWow!!! This sounds like so much fun, Martina!!
ReplyDeleteVery creative and very pretty too!
Have a beautiful week ahead:)
Probare a hacerlas pues me gusta como quedan.
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I love these colors together! Sculpture in yarn form...what a creative idea!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your sweet comments & thoughts about my daughter and new granddaughter...I appreciate them very much! They both got to come home from the hospital yesterday...:)
Have a wonderful day, Martina!
xoxo Gloria @}~`}~~~
Well yes, I love love this idea, Martina. I'm not a knitter or crocheter or what so ever at all but I do love yarns in all colors. Have a sweet evening, alles Gute and viele Gruesse! xxxxx
ReplyDeleteDearest, you truly are an artist. You can make the simplest thing look CHIC. Perhaps it is your training in what I perceive to be in modern art....just spectacular! How are you today dear one? Anita
ReplyDeleteSOOOOOO pretty...I love this...I do want to give this a try!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing my sweet friend.
Joy for the day.
This is clever.....and quite lovely (I can't knit!)
ReplyDeleteThis is soo cute! I love this idea!
ReplyDeleteyou always rock the best ideas dear martina....so LOVE coming here.
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Martina what a great idea!!!
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you made my morning!
thank you and happy day
My kids made these once in school as a Christmas ornaments but this is such a great idea showing how you can use them in a funky new way.You are so creative and inspiring. Love it!!
ReplyDeleteYOU HAVE BEEN TAGGED DEAREST...come and see and only if you can participate! Anita
ReplyDeleteI AM SO GLAD that you took a day off to enjoy the good weather (our leaves are blowing as well, but the air is warm) and to be with your son. I too dearest, took the day off! I NEEDED IT! YESTERDAY WAS TOO MUCH! But did I have fun today, creating my blog post in which you are a part. ENJOY TAGGING!!! Anita
ReplyDeleteToo clever! I know two Siamese kitties who would love this! XX!
ReplyDeleteOh wow!this looks great-i'm going to have to try it with my leftover yarns...but i love to knit too ;)
ReplyDeleteI love this idea, and just told you so in a comment that was just lost!
ReplyDeleteso here I am again...saying that this is a marvellous way to decorate my sewing space! and I just might do it!
ciao bella
thanks for stopping in to see me and leave your thoughts!
creative carmelina
Oh dear, my comment got eaten up again! THANK YOU PRECIOUS FRIEND FOR COMING BY and yes, all the things you mentioned about staying home for a day, I DID!!!! BISOUS, Anita
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ReplyDeleteHow cheerful and cute...I love it /even if it's messy :-)/ Thanks for sharing!
Have a wonderful weekend my dear friend, cheers: Evi