Red maple leaf felted mini bag GIVEAWAY ended on Friday, October 12th. Thank you so much for participating! I very much appreciate your time and attention!
Congratulations to Marty for winning my giveaway!!!
Monday, October 15, 2012
Red maple leaf giveaway results
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Giveaway Red Maple Leaf felted mini bag
I'm hosting my second giveaway this year. It's my tribute to the beautiful autumn! One lucky giveaway participant selected by a random number generator will win my hand felted Red Maple Leaf mini bag. I hand felted this mini bag of wool in white, red, burgundy, cherry. No glues, dyes or artificial materials have been used. To read more about the mini bag please go to my CityCrochet shop.
The giveaway ends on Friday, October 12th. The winner will be announced next Saturday, October 13th.
To enter:
Please visit my CityCrochet shop and leave a comment here about any item(s) you really like. Don't forget to leave your contact information (e-mail address, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest) so I can contact you in case you win. Your info will NEVER be used for any other purposes!!!
Extra entries:
Please leave one separate comment for each extra entry following the instructions below.
Open to US and Canada only. Winner will be chosen by online random generator. Winner will be notified by Saturday, October 13th and will have 3 days to reply or another winner will be chosen.
Thank you and Good luck!:)
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Friday, September 7, 2012
DIY How to make a maple leaf brooch
Let us make a felted brooch in a shape of a maple tree leaf. Autumn will be here before we know it. Fall inspired accessories will look great on our coats and outerwear. The maple leaf brooch is relatively easy to make. You will need a table to put a piece of bubbled wrap paper. It's great if the table's surface can endure water and soap as with felting you will get your table wet.
You will need felting wool in red, burgundy and brown. For felting you will need soap, water and bubbled wrap paper.
On a piece of bubbles paper arrange five pieces of burgundy red felting wool. They will be our maple leaves. In the middle add a piece of brown wool. To add color put a few small pieces of bright red wool here and there. I suggest you experiment with colors and add a bit of green, black, dark brown or ever blue. Colors will add volume to the leaf and make it look bright.
Once the leaf is arranged wet it with soapy water and cover with another piece of bubbled wrap. Start gently rubbing the plastic paper. The leaf is felted when all the wool fibers stay intact and attached to each other.
The brooch is almost ready. Rinse it well in water and let it dry. Attach a safe pin at the back of the leaf to turn it into a brooch. You can wear this brooch with pretty much any outfit. It will look great on winter coats and outerwear.