I have begun a new spring crochet blanket..... inspired by the little flower jewels of April.
And the soft fleece like feel of new Lambs..
On my work desk some different jewels of colour. Little pieces of paperclay. Individually cut, moulded and stamped. washed with acrylic paint.
What am I going to use them for?
Well I will reveal soon. ;)
Wow! What a great collection. Can't wait to see what you come up with.
ReplyDeleteI love your crochet blanket - reminds me of my Grandmother, but yours has SUCH better colors! And I love your paperclay as well, I delved into that some years ago, made them out of old cookie molds. I made some Christmas ornaments with them but that's about it, can't wait to see what you do!
ReplyDeleteoh, the colors of your blanket!!!
ReplyDeletehappy spring, my friend... : )
xoxo
I have never heard of paper clay, but I'm going to google it and find out. They are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThey are looking ace! I have been using paper clay too
ReplyDeleteMost lovely easter photos. Your collection is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend ❤
Wonderful photos and the paperclay pieces are just awesome.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous post! I love your new crocheted blanket - I never did get beyond the one wonky granny square I made months ago! Those gorgeous paperclay shapes are wonderful - I can't wait to see what you are planning to do with them - they are little works of art on their own!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, little pieces. Inspiring creativity. Happy spring to you!
ReplyDeleteI love spring too and also crocheting. You inspired me to start something new as well, and what a tease, can't wait to see what wonderful work you're up to now.
ReplyDeletewhat beautiful photos of spring colors!! gorgeous blanket. Love that sweet lamb. The clay pieces look fantastic and i am picturing a mosaic of them glued onto a frame:) Looking forward to what you do with them. Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteAll that paper clay work looks fabulous. Can't wait to see what it becomes.
ReplyDeleteMorag, I would be interested in knowing how these were made. I saw a wallhanging with some similar pieces and I decided that is what I will use on my 4x2 foot canvas. But I have to make 48 little squares first. These are so beautiful and so individual.
ReplyDeleteYour crochet blanket is just gorgeous, and I also love the turquoise sea spray colour, an added bonus when you live by the sea. I'm so intrigued by your lovely paper clay pieces too, can't wait to see what you do with them.
ReplyDeleteSpring is definitely here in your post today, it feels full of sunshine and Spring fresh, I love those Spring flowers and your beautiful blanket, so soft and bright, gorgeous work! Also love all those paper clays, each made with love and look forward to see what you will do with these!
ReplyDeleteLet's see which end those pieces of clay ... by the way, that lamb is a love. Saludos desde España.
ReplyDeletethey are amazing,, beautiful,, I have joined as a follower so I can can back to see what becomes of them!
ReplyDeleteyour photos are lovely as well,
Oh I love this post so much!! Full of Spring delight!! I love your crochet blanket great colours....I did one for my daughters bed when she was little it was that same purple and turquoise...after many years of use it's in the closet she won't part with it!! Love your stamped clay I can only imagine what beauty you will put together with those!! Love them!! Great photos too...Happy Spring!!
ReplyDeleteHugs Giggles
The paperclay pieces are really gorgeous! I'll be sure to pop in later, curious to know what you'll do with them.
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers and crochet also. It is still a while before we have narcissi and tulips in Finland. We do have crocus and snowdrops already. Enjoy the spring!
What a lovely posting. Your crochet blanket is beautiful. Just this week a couple that I haven't seen since their first child was born reminded me of the blanket I made as a gift for their daughter. The young lady still uses it! It is not the only time I have been told this story of blankets I have made and given away. It makes me realize how primal a hand made item is. I wish I could knit and crochet but alas, it is not meant to be. Sending you hugs from across the pond. Thank you for your inspiration today. xo
ReplyDeleteI am VERY curious! So i´m gonna peek in here again sooooooon!!
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