Then onto The National Woollen Museum.
www.museumwales.ac.uk/en/wool/ The guide was great - he turned on the machines as we were going around - we were too early for the official tour. What a great museum - I will definately return...to get more fabric!!
The background fabric is a piece that I've had for a while - Melin Tregwnt. The 4 pieces are Melin Teifi. http://www.melinteifi.com/ which is at the Woollen Museum. I've adapted my Russian doll die for these 'Welsh ladies in waiting'....bunting I think.
It's coming along....
I added seed beads for eyes, zig zag edge and a felt daffodil.
Just need to finish off the binding now. I've made 10 flags on 3 metres of binding.
It's not a great photo, but here is the bunting hanging on the gym apparatus in school
I'll take a photo outside when the weather is better
This is absolutely darling. I love it! I just found your blog today by finding a link on Pinterest. Both my paternal grandparents are from Wales; my grandpa John Williams was from Blaenau Ffestiniog and my grandma, Alma May Palmer, was from Cardiff. Currently I am researching my family tree, so I thought I'd check out Pinterest. Your blog looks lovely.
ReplyDeleteThank you Loretta! I live close to Cardiff and visit regularly and also know someone close with the surname Palmer - small world.
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