Thanks to your suggestions and the lady from Vinnies
I now have bunting !
I've always wanted some pretty bunting so using up some
old hankies was the perfect opportunity to have a go
at making some .
I had to end up taking the photo inside as I picked
a very windy day to take photos outside but
they did look so pretty fluttering about
on my clothesline .
The winner of the Sew book by Cath Kidson was......
Ellieboo .
Ellieboo would you please email me with your details .
Thanks to all who entered come back soon
for a pattern giveaway !
Oh good luck to her, i just entered the Ellieboo auction/ raffle for the Qld flood relief today, so she must be extra lovely. Windy enough down your way?? Love Posie
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! Bunting with history...now that's nothing to sneeze at....oh I crack me up...more sleep needed I think.
ReplyDeleteKiss Noises Linda
Haha now I see you used that line on the original hanky post...maybe I am not so funny or maybe we both have a weird sense of humor.
ReplyDeleteKiss Noises Again,
Linda
Fabulous Idea..Love it!
ReplyDeletecheers
they look beautiful, especially the pic fluttering in the breeze.
ReplyDeleteThat is the cutest prettiest bunting I've ever seen :D
ReplyDeleteNice one Clare!!
That is such special bunting... I will never let a hanky go by me again!
ReplyDeleteHugz
I love your bunting using the hankies...so cute, but more importantly, I love the view from your clothesline. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteTake care,
~Karen~
How gorgeous they look on the washing line! And fab as bunting too!
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely!
ReplyDeleteWow, the hankies look gorgeous as bunting.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic idea Clare, it looks fantastic,,
ReplyDeleteWhat a good idea. I've always been stumped on what to do with hankies, now I know!
ReplyDeleteFantastic bunting!
ReplyDeleteThat is the prettiest bunting I've ever seen - wtg Clare! And congrats to Ellieboo!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Ellieboo.
ReplyDeleteClare the bunting looks completely gorgeous. What an inspired idea. You're one clever chickee!
(I have no doubt this will pop up all over Blogland now )
The bunting looks lovely and reminds me of a flowering vine.
ReplyDeleteCutest ever bunting Clare.
ReplyDeleteI love the photo of the hankies drying in the wind with the hills in the background. In fact, I love Gundagai!! I have such fond childhood memories of your town and even now we always stop off at the Niagra Cafe on our way through to Melbourne. We must catch up next time I come through.
Hugs ~ Kerryanne
Love the Bunting. You are so clever!!!!
ReplyDeleteHello Clare,
ReplyDeletegreat recylcling,your bunting looks lovely blowing in the breeze.
happy days.
Bev.xoxo
You are so clever, Clare. The bunting is such a great idea.
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked the bunting idea, it looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteOhhhhhhhhh my goodness gracious me - I have only just found out I won - Woo hoo - Thank you so much Clare, what a fantastic prize. Just going off to the corner to jump and down!
ReplyDeleteI love love love the bunting!
ReplyDeleteIt is really a new life for those old unused hankies. But the creative idea is really stunning. I appreciate your creativity.
ReplyDeleteYour bunting looks perfect! Love the colours and the wall colour for that matter too. What a great idea.
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