Many of the cotton spools are VERY old, having come from sewing boxes which belonged to both of my Nana's. What a wonderful way of being able to display and remember them, especially at Christmas time!
This challenge on JAI was an inspiration challenge with the following photo of a gorgeous wreath:
Stamps: Heart of Christmas, Gorgeous Grunge
Colours: Real Red, Old Olive, Baja Breeze, Very Vanilla, Crumb Cake
Main Accessories: Big Shot, Top Note Die, Ovals Collection Framelits, Linen Thread, Crumb Cake Tulle Ribbon, Chipboard, Wire, Sponge Dauber
OMG wow! This is a stunning wreath and what a lovely way to show of some special things from your Nanna's.
ReplyDeleteA fab entry for this weeks challenge at Just Add Ink!
Trish
JAI Design Team
Wow..is right! Totally love the eclectic style and l just love anything upcycled!....Fantastic idea. Thanks for joining us at Just Add Ink.
ReplyDeleteI love this eclectic and heritage laden gorgeous wreath Roz. What a wonderful way to celebrate Christmas and your family at the same time. Thanks for joining us at Just Add Ink.
ReplyDeleteJust delightful, Roz! Such a special way to re-purpose, and display, your Nanas' belongings. Very clever. Thanks for joining us at Just Add Ink this week.
ReplyDeleteWow I love this - it's so in-ventive and unique. It's fabulous and such a wonderful treasure. Chantell JAI
ReplyDeleteThis wreath is indeed a treasure! What a wonderful way to use and display things that are otherwise hidden away and that have precious memories attached to them. Display this with pride Roz - it's a masterpiece!
ReplyDeleteAwesome wreath! I agree with the rest of the girls, what a great way to display your treasures. Thanks for playing along at JAI this wek.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! And so clever. You have obviously put in a lot of work and thought into this Christmas wreath. I think you have used the inspiration really well.
ReplyDeleteAwww this is sooo nice! I always enjoyed looking and trying DIY Christmas wreaths and decoration during Christmas season and I think you just shared something that I might try this year. Thanks!
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