It’s time to change up my Shantilly frame again! I’ve been making lots of rolled fabric rosettes from remnants—the perfect handwork project for road trips or watching TV. (I use this tutorial but stitch instead of glue.) So, while waiting for REAL flowers to pop out, I decided to bunch my fabric versions into a colorful garden with a peeping PEEP left over from my spring garland for a-la-mode. Happy April . . . and don’t pull TOO many April Fool’s tricks today! ♥ P.S. Here are the red frame restyles for November, December, January, and February and the green frame design for March.
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Wow Katherine you can make anything look stunning!!!!!
What a LOVELY thing to say, Pam! Thank you!
Love the bunny peeping through those gorgeous flowers.
Thank you! I had just ONE left from my PEEPS garland, so it made the perfect a-la-mode! 🙂
That is really pretty!
Thank you! As you can tell, I’m a little hooked on these fabric flowers! 🙂
I just love what you do with this frame! So cute and creative every month!
Thank you so much! I may leave this one up until July, then I’ll be ready to switch back to the red frame for a little U.S.A. 4th of July love! 🙂
I love this Katherine!
Thank you, Valerie! 🙂
I also wanted to remind you and everyone else, that we are trying to collect donation to help the APL raise money for their 9th annual Pledge For Pets Fundraiser and help those abused and neglected animals get off the streets and into a forever home. If you can help with a donation, here is the link: http://www.firstgiving.com/fundraiser/nikitaland/2014-doggy-dollars-kitty-kash Hugs! ❤
Thank you for sharing this good cause with us, Valerie!
this is just adorable!
Thank you, Geraldine! 🙂
That’s so cute! I love how you made the bunny sticking out from behind. Your Shantilly is perfect for Spring. 🙂
Kim
Thank you, Kim! 🙂
Reblogged this on Char's Treasures and commented:
These are adorable! Definitely want to try making some of these for my daughter’s room. I think this would be a fun project to do together 🙂
I can’t wait to see your creations, Char! 🙂
You have so inspired me. I bought some frames at the thrift store, some chicken wire and then found more frames in boxes I just drug out of storage. I’ll be giving it a go after the dozen other projects on the burner. Even found my mini clothespins. Now, I must get to work. Thanks so much for another fun way to use the frame..
You’re very welcome! We’ll all have something to look forward to now! Have fun and take lots of photos! 🙂
What’s not to like about this?! Looks pretty, sounds easy and provides flowers, which are hard to come by in the northeast!
Thank you! I’ve seen flower décor everywhere lately, haven’t you? But the real things will be even better when they finally decide to appear! 🙂
FUN FABRIC FLOWERS! I’ve only attempted these once….Took me forever because of course it was the first time — I bet you are pretty fast at these by now! 😉
They do take awhile! 🙂 But I like to have something to do when I watch TV or ride in the car, so they are easy take-alongs. 🙂
Well then I’m glad I’m not so far off the mark then! 🙂 whew I thought I might be crazy, well there is always that too. Lol.
Aw a wee peep, peeping through the flowers. How “Springy” is that. ((((hug)))))
Thank you! 🙂 And hugs back, Sharon! 🙂
Great idea Katherine and it’s beautiful. Be Blessed, Mtetar
Thank you, Mtetar! 🙂
Adorable! Think I need to PIN this!
Awww . . . thank you, Anny! P.S. What is your Pinterest name? I’d love to follow you! 🙂
That would be great! It is: Anny Heiberg.
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