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Along with most people, we're back to work this week. We're super-excited about the New Year and all that it represents - a clean slate, fresh ideas, dusting out the crafty cobwebs!
What embodies the celebratory ethos better than this cheery, easy-to-make wool felt garland (or make yours with paper)? Nearly effortless and infinitely rewarding - we're thinking of making one to decorate the shop! For instructions, visit the ever-lovely PurlBee.
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'The most therapeutic few hours I have spent in a long time.'-Pari
'Fabulous to walk away with a finished product and a new skill.'-Helen
'Fantastic! It was my new year's resolution to learn how to sew and now I can!'-Gemma
'The Make Lounge is a refreshingly different way to spend an evening!'-Lilja
'Fabulous atmosphere and cool, contemporary surroundings. Will definitely come again with a friend.'
-Jessica
'Time well spent!'
-Ana
'Creative without being intimidating.'
-Sarah
'Very relaxing, even after a busy day at work. No pressure at all and it was fine to work at my own pace.' -Chloe
This garland is adorable!! I think I will save the idea for my daughters wedding and just use whites and paler colors!
Love it!
Posted by: Susan Mulder | 05 January 2010 at 01:12 PM