To keep her quiet for a bit I made her some with fabric instead .
No not quite the same as the real thing but still very pretty anyway and almost as pretty as her !
PS This is my 199th post !
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Tiptoe through the tulips
To keep her quiet for a bit I made her some with fabric instead .
No not quite the same as the real thing but still very pretty anyway and almost as pretty as her !
PS This is my 199th post !
Oh wow Clare... have seen fabric flowers before but never tulips. They are divine!
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They are just lovely Clare. I received my little envelope in the mail today - Thanks so much.
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Purple tulips rock. They look very lovely.
ReplyDeleteThey look great Clare, purple tulips, ohhhh the big 200 next post!
ReplyDeletePurple Tulips - Perfect.
ReplyDeleteLove your fabric version.
Lovely tulips Claire. So bright and cheerful.
ReplyDeletehugs Deb
You are just so clever Clare :) They look really lovely.
ReplyDeleteThey're gorgeous! Tulpis are my favourite too!
ReplyDeleteI agree - they are lovely bunch of purple gorgeousness. Really pretty.
ReplyDeleteThey are gorgeous Clare. Well done you! I assume they are you own design? Very clever you, too. :)) Will you be putting the pattern up for sale? x
ReplyDeleteYou're such a sweetie.
ReplyDeleteAt least they will last forever.
Gorgeous Tulips Clare....with a card and a bow they would be a great Mini Christmas Gift! By the way how is the Christmas Crafting going??
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They are beautiful tulips and your styling is gorgeous with the purple edged doiley. Wow, 200 posts sounds like a huge amount...mmm...I wonder what your topic will be?
ReplyDeletewow, they are just gorgeous!
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Sooo lovely! My mother in law would love these..she is Dutch. I assume like your business card holders you made this up yourself? I wish I were so clever. Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteOh, and do we have anything special planned for the 200th post? ;)
ReplyDeleteI just love tulips, must be my Dutch heritage.Your purple tulips are just adorable. Will you be doing a tutorial on them??
ReplyDeletethose are terrific.....love em'
ReplyDeleteThey look Great Clare...Very Clever
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You are the clever one!! Those are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteBTW - I made my Catchit bag, oh my gosh I love it so much - there will be a post in a few days!
Like your Daughter I too love tulips.
ReplyDeleteThose fabric ones really do look rockin!
Hi Clare,
ReplyDeleteOh, how sweet are these flowers for your daughter.
Hugs,
Anna
They are so cute, I am sure she will love them.
ReplyDeleteWell Clare, How clever are you i bet your daughter loved them. I sure do.
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Narelle
They are gorgeous Clare. She will love them, not have to water them and they will last a lot longer!!
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful, better than the real thing, I think.
ReplyDeleteWow! Congratulations on all the posts. The tulips are sweet. I had to look again at that photo! I not only have a very similar doilie, I have the exact same vase and a green version of the glass telegraph pole fitting. :)
ReplyDeleteClare--you are so clever.These are lovely.
ReplyDeleteGreat tulips
ReplyDeleteLovely tulips Clare.
ReplyDeleteAm definitely going to give those headbands a try.........but not 50 tries..
Hi Clare, love the tulips, very nice.
ReplyDeleteI have received your gorgeous patterns too, thank you. I shall get blogging over the weekend, fingers crossed.
have a great one.
Susie from
I Just Love That Fabric
Gorgeous tulips. Clever crafty Clare!
ReplyDeletethey are beautiful, never seen anything like them. your daughter has one very clever mama! : )
ReplyDeleteI want some! How on earth did you make them?! I want a whole field of them, like I saw on my last trip to Victoria!
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