Welcome to my blog! I am a textile designer and fabric printer who lives and works in Brisbane, Australia. We design and hand screen-print natural fabrics and create linen homewares.
You may see and find our products on my website, through selected stockists and now in our studio shop. Find us at Unit 1, 6 Jones Road, Capalaba QLD 4157
I wanted a non-traditional Christmas tree for our studio and yet wanted to decorate it with hand-crafted decorations. Is that strange?
We made these simple decorations from our red & creme printed fabrics, stuffed with a little corn fibre and trimmed with pinking shears. 25 cm of baker's twine was sewn into the seam for a loop. Very easy to do!
If you need an extra Christmas tree for an office space or elsewhere, this one was purchased from IKEA for under $10, stands at 1 metre high and of course, can be stored away flat-packed.
Or perhaps you could use it throughout the year for displaying other items or at a market stall? It wouldn't look like a Christmas tree.
You can find fabrics for decorations and other small projects in our scrap or fabric packs here.
A non traditional tree and hand crafted decos - not strange at all. I have a wire tree wrapped with white raffia, and lots of different hand made decorations. I plan to make some for this ywar's tree from my favourite fabric - red mushrooms.
8 comments:
Very creative idea for Christmas decorating. And beautiful as well!
A non traditional tree and hand crafted decos - not strange at all. I have a wire tree wrapped with white raffia, and lots of different hand made decorations. I plan to make some for this ywar's tree from my favourite fabric - red mushrooms.
Excellent - I must pop in to Ikea and get one!
love it - maybe it's the start of a new line for you :) le xox
Inspirational Thea! Your fabrics look stunning. Such a great idea. xx
Cute Tree!! I am having a giveaway on my blog and owuld love to see you enter!
Daisy~
What a great idea & loving your christmas decorations so cute :))
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