Showing posts with label organza. Show all posts
Showing posts with label organza. Show all posts

Tuesday, 17 May 2016

White Camelia



This is a new kind of flower I attempted, in a style totally different to any I have made before. 
I was asked by C for a camelia-type flower -but on the flat side- and this is the result of that request.


The larger one is 6 inches wide and will be sewn directly onto C's wedding dress and the smaller flower which measures about 5 inches across is a hair flower, attached to a bobby pin - which you can see in the picture directly below. 


 What's totally different in this flower compared to all my other flowers is that I have not singed the edges of the organza. This may sound completely trivial but, in fact, it means that the flat organza material will remain a flat piece of material without any further manipulation and it also means that the petals will fray with use.


Which is why I have never attempted to use un-singed organza petals to make flowers before.
Which is ironic really if you think that I like the shabby chic, deshabille look....


But, while I'd happily fray cotton or silk or any number of other fabrics, there's just something about organza that's too pristine and elegant in my mind to spoil or mess with.
I did enjoy making this though and I love how it turned out. I just may play around with the fraying organza idea in the future.

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Thursday, 20 November 2014

Warm Chocolate



These are my newest organza flowers, in a deep, rich chocolate brown.



I think I'll turn one into a brooch and keep it myself. I find that brown is such an easy-to-wear winter colour.


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Wednesday, 15 August 2012

Pastel Pink Organza Flower with Metalic Pink Leaves


This is my newest organza flower hair clip / brooch.

I love working with pastel pink organza and this time I mixed it up with all sorts of other lovely organzas as well as tulle -the garden variety white tulle as well as tulle with lace .




I think you can see all the diferent layers in the close-up below.




However, my latest addiction is the pink metalic leaves.
I came across this fabric a while ago and it's been sitting around patiently waiting for its turn to be picked up.




Now I can't wait to make all sorts of flowers with these shiny pastel leaves.






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Monday, 21 May 2012

Rose Organza on Bronze Leaves Bag Charm


Remember the organza flower key chain/bag charm I made for a friend the other day?
Well, here's my very own organza flower key chain with the same type organza flower but very different bronze leaves.



I carry  it around everywhere!




It most definately brightens my day.




I think I found out what my next give-away will be.....




A new key chain of your very own.
What do you think?


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Tuesday, 15 May 2012

First Ever Organza Flower Key Ring



An organza-flower-and-leaves collage for your keys - it's been on my list forever. So I'm thrilled to finally make one!


This is actually a gift for a friend who's not the kind of girl to wear organza flowers on her person -incomprehensible, I know!


Now she can carry it around with her keys.
The long ribbon is not only for girly bows. It's to help you fish it out of your purse easily.



I've been making a different version of this for my keys for the last few years 
and it's so great to always be able to find your keys on the first try.....(I'll try and make a tutorial for it one of these days.)




The red and pink tones are in tune with my latest red craze that isn't showing any signs of abating.



I teamed it up with the cutest red and white polka dot box I could find.




I wish I'd taken a picture of it with it's pretty purple ribbon.....


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Thursday, 10 May 2012

My Creative Space - Champagne Organza Flowers


These are one of the new  organza flowers I've been working on lately, in a positively luminous champagne organza.




I'm afraid they don't photograph well.




They are much more impressive in person.




Although I don't instinctively go for the subtle and subdued colours when it comes to organza for flowers, this one was love at first sight.




I can see these as pretty, flirty hair accessories- with or without leaves.





My Creative Space has moved to kidspot.au where you can join in with your creative projects.


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Wednesday, 25 April 2012

My Creative Space - Wrapping it up!




I recently took some pictures of an order getting ready to be shipped off.




This is one of my newest boxes -that I just love! A candy pink box of the very sturdy kind. 
That way I'm sure that the flower will reach it's destination in perfect condition instead of it being crushed under mountains of mail.




The wonderful card that is accompanying the package is by Sevenstar -my favourite etsy illustration shop.



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Wednesday, 18 April 2012

My Creative Space - Burgundy, Honeysuckle and Red




Here's something I've been playing around with lately.




The petal colours are a variation of the Burgundy Love Mix Flower , but that's where the similarity ends.



I love how the bright red ribbon pops and the leaves with the white tulle and red stitching are one of my all-time favourite leaves.

Click Our Creative Spaces to see more of what crafty people around the globe have been up to.

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Wednesday, 14 March 2012

OnePerfectDay Give-Away on Blue Collar Bride

This little taupe and purple organza accessory which can be worn as a headband, sash, choker or wrist corsage (more pictures and details here) is up for grabs  at Blue Collar Bride blog.




All you have to do to enter is leave a comment.

So head on over to Wedding Sash Give-Away and good luck!

Friday, 9 March 2012

Stelabird

The beautiful Stela of Stelabird blog was the winner of the  OnePerfectDay January give-away . 



Her prize arrived safely and here are the great pictures she posted. Just the brooch, and the brooch worn on her favourite mustard cardigan.





Love those polka dots!

Here is were you can read the post on Stela's blog.


Thursday, 8 March 2012

Taupe, Purple and Chocolate

Here's another organza flower in taupe and purple
- just like this one.




But this one here has a soft, natural cotton ribbon in a rich, dark chocolate brown.




It can also be worn as a headband, sash, or wrist corsage.






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Tuesday, 6 March 2012

New Taupe and Purple Sash-Headband

I finally listed something new in the shop:



It's a headband or a sash, a choker or a wrap-around-the-wrist cuff/corsage.





For little girls or for big girls...






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