ελληνικό κείμενο
Last summer our neighbor gave us a lot of red peppers from his vegetable garden. It was impossible to consume them all so I decided to dry what was left. I didn't know what I was going to do with them but then I remembered that traditionally peppers are hang in a row to dry and be used in winter, so I decided to make a pepper garland to decorate my kitchen.
Here 's how I did it.
First I took a heart shaped cookie cutter and painted blue with acrylic paint.
I left it aside to dry.
I also cut a few pieces of various fabrics.
and used a needle to pass fishing line through about one third of them.
I tied the thread on the heart cookie cutter leaving some space to tie also the little pieces of fabric.
I tied another piece of fishing line on the other end of the heart, tied on it the rest of the fabric pieces and passed the line through the rest of the peppers.
I had some relatively soft wire, I cut 20 cm of it, folded it in half, then bent it to form a hook. I turned the other end of the hoop around a pen to form a circle. I made two of this hooks and tied on them the two ends of the garland.
This post links to:
Show and Tell Saturday
Lovely crafty weekend
Home maker on a dime
DIY parade
Think pink Sunday
Make the scene Monday
The more the merrier
Motivate me Monday
Craftastic Monday
Ginger Jamboree link party
Show me what ya got
Tuesday's Treasures
Take a look Tuesday
Get your craft on
The inspiration board
Handmade Tuesdays
Whatever you want
Live Laugh {Linky}
Thursdays are your days
Hoo's got talent
36th Avenue
Delightfully inspiritng Thursday party
Last summer our neighbor gave us a lot of red peppers from his vegetable garden. It was impossible to consume them all so I decided to dry what was left. I didn't know what I was going to do with them but then I remembered that traditionally peppers are hang in a row to dry and be used in winter, so I decided to make a pepper garland to decorate my kitchen.
Here 's how I did it.
First I took a heart shaped cookie cutter and painted blue with acrylic paint.
I left it aside to dry.
I also cut a few pieces of various fabrics.
I took my dry peppers
and used a needle to pass fishing line through about one third of them.
I tied the thread on the heart cookie cutter leaving some space to tie also the little pieces of fabric.
I tied another piece of fishing line on the other end of the heart, tied on it the rest of the fabric pieces and passed the line through the rest of the peppers.
I had some relatively soft wire, I cut 20 cm of it, folded it in half, then bent it to form a hook. I turned the other end of the hoop around a pen to form a circle. I made two of this hooks and tied on them the two ends of the garland.
Ready!
This post links to:
Show and Tell Saturday
Lovely crafty weekend
Home maker on a dime
DIY parade
Think pink Sunday
Make the scene Monday
The more the merrier
Motivate me Monday
Craftastic Monday
Ginger Jamboree link party
Show me what ya got
Tuesday's Treasures
Take a look Tuesday
Get your craft on
The inspiration board
Handmade Tuesdays
Whatever you want
Live Laugh {Linky}
Thursdays are your days
Hoo's got talent
36th Avenue
Delightfully inspiritng Thursday party
μου αρεσει ιδιαιτερα το blog σου, πολυ ομορφες οι ιδεες σου
ReplyDelete:)
I love your garland! I'm so glad to be following you, you've got a great blog:)
ReplyDeleteKatie
www.funhomethings.com
Red and blue, such a wonderful thing to do! Lovely garland, in every way :)
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I have a basket of those from my garden, and they've dried down really well. I should do this! Thanks. :-)
ReplyDeleteMuch more original that just hanging/braiding. Thanks for linking to Craftastic Monday at Sew Can Do:)
ReplyDelete