Beads are very important on functional items like pincushions.
Hazel wants a pear now. She won't wear the clothes I make but she wants a freaking pear. Actually I think she just wants stuff, full stop. (bitter much?)
And I promise I won't touch these again before I send them out. Honestly and promisedly.
Love them, and I see you are using my favourite fabirc in the pear. I'm slightly obsessed with that fabric at the moment :)
ReplyDeleteI think you are absolutely right. That apple just wouldn't be that apple if it wasn't for the beads. And that pear.. well.. you know. They are both really cute!
ReplyDeleteI love the leaves, especially the one on the pear. I'm with Hazel - those are adorable.
ReplyDeleteah ha! I'm making apples + pears too (well, maybe just apples, we'll see how the next few days goes with the making of everything else as well as the pincushions).
ReplyDeleteI love yours so much. the apple fabric is just perfect. and those embroidered leaves are just beautiful.
Yah - lucky swap partner......
Thanks! Bead are very important, perhaps nature needs to get with that look
ReplyDeleteon the apples too, could improve their marketability hugely!
I got the idea from those great apples you posted on the swap post, can't
ReplyDeletewait to see how yours turn out! I'm sure we could all do apples and none of
them would be the same. I ended up buying the pattern for those Tiny World
pincushions you had some photos of a few days ago - why I need another
pattern I don't know, especially for a pincushion I'd never be able to stick
a pin in I don't know, but I couldn't resist!