
Monday, 6 November 2017
Men boutonnieres
I had to make a few for the fathers and all the grooms men. It was their wish to make so many. You can see a smaller one for the Paige boy who was not even three years old.


Wedding pomander
Kissing ball or pomander I found that these are called. I made two for the flower girls and since the ages were different I made one slightly smaller as she was only three years old. I never made these before so I searched on you tube how. I love you tube the things I learn from there, but I did a course for making fresh and artificial flowers. I think it is better to know how they are made though I was very, very challenged doing the bride bouquet and no one had a video about large one. I tried many Technics and errors before I came with the ONE. The pearl ribbon I love it so much for these kissing balls. I used smaller roses for these.


Artificial bridesmaid flowers
I made four bouquet for the bridesmaids. They were all artificial with the choice of flowers that the bride to be then, picked.The bride's mother was pleased with them that when they were done she wanted to keep them all. Here are the pictures of them.
Labels:
artificial,
bouquet,
bridesmaid,
colourful,
flowers,
handmade,
wedding
Mother of the bride flowers
I made these four corsages for the mothers and grand mothers. They wanted them on a pearl bracelet. I might make a video on how to make corsages. It is not hard you just need a good eye for details.




Wedding head bands
I made these wedding headbands or whatever they are called for two flowers girls ages three and five. with ribbons matching the bridesmaids' dresses.
Wedding flowers
Sorry guys that I haven't been posting any but I was making my friend's daughter's wedding artificial real look flowers. They have been done awhile back but I waited for the wedding to happen before I can post them. Here is the photo of the stairs. The bride's bouquet on the stairs as well. I forgot to take a shot of just the bouquet.
Sunday, 10 September 2017
Wayuu crochet bag
I wanted to use some of my wool so I made this lovely bag. I made it slightly smaller and I think it could be very handy for anyone. This will be in my etsy shop @ amiguruminanna . I love the colours I used but I think I could have loved the yellow as a back ground. I made this pattern before I love geometric patterns. I made one each for my daughters but only my eldest daughter have used it and like it. So I asked it if she like any particular one and she told me she likes grey, black and white. Now she has to find a pattern she likes. These Wayuu, Mochilla bags are very simple to make. It takes me more then 12 hours to make plus the cords and stitches.
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