The tin is from the Lost and Found Market on Smith Street. It's such a beautiful tin, quite large and in excellent condition. The inside has hardly aged at all.
Showing posts with label vintage embroidery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vintage embroidery. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Vintage Finds
The tin is from the Lost and Found Market on Smith Street. It's such a beautiful tin, quite large and in excellent condition. The inside has hardly aged at all.
Monday, March 1, 2010
Needlepoint
I found this vintage needlepoint in Savers late last year. I had been looking for some needlepoint for a while but hadn't come across much and nothing I really liked until I found this piece. After cleaning up the glass on the inside it turned out to be in perfect condition.Thursday, December 10, 2009
Secret Santa
Here is a purse I made for a secret santa present. It is smaller in size than the frame clutches I have have previously done.
I made it out of linen with a piece of vintage embroidery embroidery on the front that I salvaged from a napkin. And of course I had to include red and white lining.
Labels:
frame purse,
made by me,
sewing,
vintage embroidery
Saturday, September 19, 2009
Sunday Stash #20
I am diverging away from fabric for my stash this week. This is a vintage embroidery kit I picked up from Savers Footscray last time I was there. The finished product is meant to be sewn up into a cushion.

It came with a piece of linen/cotton that has the embroidery design (cross stitch) printed on in black. The fabric was the only thing in the packet. I am sure originally it came with some instructions and the thread needed to replicate the photo. I guess I will have to work out the colours myself, using the photo as a guide. I plan on giving it a go very soon.
Sunday, June 14, 2009
New Brooches
I have some new brooches ready to go in my etsy store. For the first time ever I have made some mini ones. They aren't exactly tiny but they are small compared to my standard size brooches. They measure 5 cm in diameter at the widest point. I have made them from from vintage napkins and they feature some fabulous cross stitch embroidery.
The purple and red brooches are my small size ones and measure 7cm. I will be adding the brooches to my etsy store in the coming week.
Labels:
brooch,
mini brooch,
Ruby Jo,
upcycled,
vintage embroidery,
vintage napkins
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