Here's an easy make...perhaps for Mothers Day or Easter?
I crossed a Kanzashi flower with a Suffolk Puff
and grew a happy hybrid.
Once the seed was sewn I couldn't stop.
My haberdashery was turning horticultural.
Nothing was safe...
I even pruned a shirt or two...
some vintage curtains...
and an old skirt.
These two were cross polinated...
My scrappy grow bags are still growing...
but at least I now have some produce.
What do you do with your scraps?
Crafty ways make flowers grow.
EE xx
Blimey, you have been busy. They're really pretty. xx
ReplyDeleteThey look great, really pretty!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blooms.
ReplyDeleteJacqui xx
They are lovely, you have been busy.
ReplyDeleteBusy, busy, busy. They look fantabulous.
ReplyDeleteThey are just gorgeous E,E. & I love your fabric combinations. I could just see them with a little brooch pin on the back or a hairclip perhaps .... or attached to the wrapping on a special gift ... hmmm ... the imagination boggles :-)
ReplyDeleteI make similar flowers with my fabric scraps too! I love the term horticultural haberdashery. I may havr to pinch it!
ReplyDeleteHello Ethel,
ReplyDeleteI love what you made with your scraps, great gardening too.
Happy days.
Bev.
They look great, I've not heard of a kanzashi flower before! I love all the different patterns together. x
ReplyDeleteHi Ethel,
ReplyDeleteLove the lovely bouquet of flowers you
have made. What will you do with them?
Another project in the works then? lol
Cheers, Anita.