Pamela & Stanley

Hi there

Here today to share with you a couple of Christmas Goodies

There's Pamela the Penguin

&

Stanley the Snowman

Just the best of friends with there matching scarfs

I have used the lovely Ribbon

Crochet Edge

Oh my very difficult to cut up it is just so lovely 

I have enough to edge a notebook (that was going to be this months project but alas time ran away)

I have also used the 

Basics 2 Go White buttons

Pamela  was a kit which  I hand sewed and added some extra touches at the end.

Stanley started out life as a dolly peg 

I added some gesso and painted him white

I die cut all the felt pieces and used felt glue to adhere

Gave him googly eyes and then attached ribbon and buttons

For his mouth I used a micron pen

Thank you for looking today

xx

A soft mini blanket for Christmas

I made this soft mini blanket for all children who love to carry one everywhere. So this is one is special for Christmas time.

I put a handle with a wave ric rac

and a lot of ribbons, penguin ribbon, all my love ribbon, vintage happy Christmas, mini heart ribbon, mini check ribbon and mini satin ribbon.

I will make a DIY very soon. Your could find me on my blog if you need too.

Have a nice day, 

Christelle

Bubbles, a special penguin!

I have a lot of fun hooking "Bubbles" special Crafty Ribbons penguin!

with his family...

I used penguin pals ribbons

more pictures here on my blog

Have a pleasant day!

Christelle

Penguins!

Hi guys, it's Laura here today.  My little nephew came to see me dressed in a penguin babygrow - he looked just the sweetest little thing!  Aww!  Of course, this needed scrapping...

I coloured up some seam binding and alphas to get the right shade of egg yolk yellow (surely that should be penguin yellow, no?!) to match the cuffs on the babygrow.

I added in all the penguin-y things from my stash which included a paper clip and penguin ribbon from Crafty Ribbons.  Actually, if you like penguins there are two ribbons to choose from, plus a Christmas ribbon and a felt kit!

There is a bit more info over on my blog if you are interested...

Thanks for stopping by
Laura