Tilda Inspired Craft From Kleine Paulinas

Tilda Inspired Craft From Kleine Paulinas

Craft Inspired Kleine Paulinas Tilda

I was so excited to uncover the blog of Petra W who owns the fabulous small weblog and shop – “Small Paulina” or “Kleine Paulinas” in German. Petra has the most fabulous Tilda crafts and some marvellous Cath Kidston crafts also! I spy some lovely Greengate DK bakers twine on this plate and these tilda paper cut out easter egg gift tags are just beautiful!

This canvas art perform is all paint, drawing and decoupage napkin patterns! I was so quite impressed and I would love 1 in my own house. Those patterns are from my favourite designers and the colours are all straight from my favourite palette.

This is one more piece of fabulous art function created by Petra and I would really like to know what those small white tubs are. Maybe tiny yogurt pots?

If you read this weblog with any regularity you will be nicely aware of my obsession with Greengate DK merchandise! I have both of these beautiful Latte cups from the autumn/winter 2013 collection and I use them for storing my pretty cupcake spoons! I was about to mention how much I loved the wallpaper in the background but I have a sneaking suspicion that it’s truly a piece of Tilda scrapbook paper. The pattern appears slightly familiar!

This tiny embroidery is absolutely fabulous! The phrase “I kiss better than I cook” undoubtedly applies to me! I adore the small heart motif at the best. Isn’t it just lovely!?

With this quite image I have some significant fabric envy! Tilda fabrics are just gorgeous and I would get all the prints but I know for a reality that I would never want to cut into any of it for fear of needing all of it for one project. I would just finish up with cabinets full of lovely fabrics. Not so negative genuinely but it could take up worthwhile space!

I feel I might want a button punch! These buttons have been punched out of Tilda paper and anything with greengate patterns on it but I wonder what! I believed that blue issue was a wheel but it’s a giant wooden button. I actually ought to be wearing my glasses!

I have that wire heart thingy! I use it for necklace storage ^_^ I feel Petra and I could certainly be kindered spirits!

Go visit Kleine Paulinas and share some adore!

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The Art and Craft Crib with DRYADSTUDIOS

The Art and Craft Crib with DRYADSTUDIOS

Craft DRYADSTUDIOS

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Using aniline dyeing techniques, we have left all the wood fibers and textures seen in one color. This is far from finished paint in bed. Dyes are coated with waterproof varnish higher quality and rubbed to a beautiful satin sheen and feel beautiful.

Homemade Cloth Cushions

Homemade Cloth Cushions

bedroom Craft Cushions

There's been a lot of crafting going on here lately and I managed to make the two Cloth Fabric cushions for our bed without too much difficulty considering I've done nothing like this for about 25 years!!!

Well, I did sew one side the wrong way which needed unpicking and then some of the ribbon got caught up and that needed unpicking and re-sewing! But other than that, it went okay. Needless to say, daughter #1 helped with some of the sewing while I measured, cut, pinned and did the final sew.

I used offcuts of the lampshade fabric and then bits I'd bought as remnants.

For the backing I used Cloth Cream Hemp fabric and cream ribbon (I didn't want to attempt sewing zips!).

I think I could get into this cushion-making lark!

More DIY Lampshades

More DIY Lampshades

bedroom Craft Lighting

When I was doing our bedside lampshades daughter #1 decided to give her plain white one some TLC.

With a hot glue gun and some braid she had it done in no time and now it coordinates even better with her bedlinen!

DIY Lampshades

DIY Lampshades

bedroom Craft Cushions Fabric Lighting

So ... I had a plain lampshade that I thought could do with a zshush.

And I bought another one so we could have two new bedside table lights.

I found some instructions on the Beach Vintage blog (because I am incapable of working out how to do these things on my own!).

I bought some fabric from Cloth Fabric (Kangaroo Paw in Surf on Cream), some cream ribbon and spray adhesive.

And began ...

It was trickier than I thought as the shades taper in slightly at the top so the fabric couldn't be cut on the straight and needed to wind around the shade so it wouldn't bubble when sprayed with adhesive.

The hot glue gun proved tricky too. I'd never used one before and didn't realise how quickly the glue set and can become lumpy if not let to spread. Cue: daughter #1 who is an expert and helped me glue on the ribbon.

Between us, the lampshades were done in no time and if you don't look too closely, they don't look too bad!

During the day and at night ...

I'm now going to make some cushions for the bed from Cloth Fabric remnant samples!