

I made this little piece today in response to the Creative Every Day challenge to use words and contemplation on the word "Dream".
I used a piece of blue wool felt for the base. I needle felted the amorphous design from the shed blue/grey wool from my big garter stitch shawl and a bit of the hand dyed merino that I purchased at the Sew Expo earlier this month.
I then took a piece of paper and hand wrote the word "dream" and coloured the paper with coloured pencils. I took a plastic plaque and place the word under it and then I attached the plaque with some rock crystal beads and sterling head pins.
I glue the plastic dragonfly on to the needle felted piece and glue that to the lid of the Altoid's tin and wallah.
This piece isn't quite finished as I am, wait for it, waiting for the glue to dry. After this step dries, I will then cover the sides of the lid and pretty it up some more before it is complete.
Again, I am sorry for the craptastic pictures.
7 comments:
This is NOT pathetic!!! Don't make me come out there in my not-done-Groundhog-Day-Socks to kick you!!!!
I have a felting machine and no patience to use it. I respect what you have made.
Truly.
Be kind to yourself.....
Leslie--e-mail me; have something I want to tell you off blog.
Thanks Anne, I wants to see your Groundhogs Day socks but not in a bad way...
OO, i love the way it's coming along, Leslie!!
Good work, Leslie. I want to see it when it is finished too.
That's amazing. I've also seen projects where people put a mini-album in an altered-art tin.
We been talking about doing traveling tins that would then be made in a scrapbooked tin. The tin goes on adventures and get it's pic taken while there. More to be revealed..
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