I am a bit late in sharing the Spoolies that I sent to Sandie who blogs at Retro Sandie.
Better late than never right??
Better late than never right??
I thought my first felt project on spools qualified as a decorated Spoolie, so I included the little guy in the things I sent Sandie.
For the base I used a vintage spool of ribbon, a small wooden spool and a large spool of thread. I added cake picks, lace, wooden eggs and a teeny tiny chenille chick!
For this Spoolie I used a vintage tart tin, and decorated the spools with bias tape. A little more lace, some wooden Easter eggs, topped off with a little bunny and this one was done!
I had to include some Ghirardelli Chocolates made in San Francisco, and a few little extras, stored in an Easter tin.
Who would have thought? Decorated Spoolies??
There sure are some great thinkers in blogland!
chris
Those are all absolutely darling. What fun-and better late than never-xo Diana
ReplyDeleteSuch sweetness, and I love, love your ducky!! Too cute! Have a great week Chris! xo Heather
ReplyDeleteYour little duck is so cute!! I wish I had the talent to make something like that. Your blog makes me smile...such a happy place. I'll be back! (Thanks for stopping by)
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ReplyDeleteAgain, I am just amazed at everybody's talent and different ideas! So so cute! :)
It was such a fun swap. I've loved seeing everyone's interpretations. Darling touches on your spool. Your duck is just precious too.
ReplyDeleteWow, so cute and clever. Did you get one in return?
ReplyDeleteLove the duckling! What a great take on the theme. I love the ribbon spool spoolie too. I swear I slapped by head, "Why didn't I think of that!?!?!" Love your blog too.
ReplyDeleteThat was a really fun swap! Everyone was so clever and creative. I especially love the little duck you made!
ReplyDeleteWhat sweet goodies!! Love that little duck too! :) xo Holly
ReplyDeleteEverything is pure sweetness! I love that first little duckie! What fun you have with a challenge! Happy Spring!
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of a spoolie swap either, but they are darling, what a great idea!
ReplyDeleteCarol
The little duck is so cute. Everything came out just great. Never too late to look at such cuteness!
ReplyDeleteSandy's a lucky lady! Your spoolie ducky is really darling! Nice job:)
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Your duck with spoolie wheels is adorable, but then so is everything else you made. This was a fun swap, I'm glad Sandy thought of it.
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Meri
Your spoolies are AWESOME!!! That was a great swap!
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deb
I can't believe I missed this!!!...I thought I already commented but I guess I forgot to hit the button...I love those spoolies that you made and that little duck is so adorable and I love the little spoolie wheels...very clever!
ReplyDeleteHow creative AND cute!
ReplyDeleteYour felt duckie turned out soooooo cute! Looks like a lovely swap - lots of creativity there!
ReplyDeletexo Jane
Did I miss this post? I just LOVE your duck "spoolie". It is adorable and so is everything else you made! That was a fun swap!
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