This is a little wool piece I made-up for the store 2 years ago to sell a pattern we carried. Last year, I finally got it framed, but it took me until this year to attach the little nail hook and hang it on the wall.
My favorite part is the robin's-egg blue basket. I could not find wool in the color that I envisioned, so this was my first attempt at dying my own. It was REALLY fun and I loved the colors that came out!
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so darling amy, I love wool but I never get around to doing much with it, this is very sweet
ReplyDeleteDon't you love dying wool? Your project looks so Spring-y. Great job.
ReplyDeleteI get stuck on the little things too. Every single time. I have no good answer. If you figure it out let me know!
ReplyDeletevery cute!!!! you are so talented!
ReplyDeleteLove it...the green frame is just perfect, too!
ReplyDeleteWonderful! You are really in the spirit. I love it framed.
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