As you already know, I've been sewing a maxi skirt from a thrifted piece of knit fabric. In other news, what a difference a frame makes? I found this cute bird embroidery for $6 from the Op Shop which I loved, but was not fond of its black frame. So using another thrifted wooden frame purchased from Salvos in St Kilda, I re-framed the bird picture.
:: What a Difference A Frame Makes ::
Last Recycled Fashion Finds links through to some great outfits and recycled ideas, including Gina's sew upholstery swatch coasters, Sarah's pillowcase romper, Ruby Murray's hand-me-down sweater turned clutch, Mezzy's zipper necklace and more.
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5 comments:
Love that maxi, I plan to make one or more too : > Thanks for hosting, Erica!
We're up to #73 already? Wow time flies and before we know it we'll be greeting the new addition to your lovely family, someone who is bound to have amazing taste in pants!! :) xoxo
I love embroidery pieces. your framed birds look fab! Cheers, Alison
Love the framed bird. I envy any embroidery pieces, it is just gorgeous. Cheers, Alison
My op shop haul inspired me to blow the cobwebs off my blog !
I love that artwork in a new frame. I don't often look at the frames/art when I'm thrifting, but I think I might start from now on.
Have a great week, Dee
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