I am not going to rehash the details of this embroidery hoop framed fabric project I did sometime ago. You can see my original post here. I will add to that post, that this time around I trimmed the fabric on the back away completely, allowing the hoops to hang flush to the wall. Much better.
I just wanted to show you my new additions to this collection, since I was feeling the need to change things up a little and introduce some new fabrics to my bedroom. And, even though I deliberately contrast colour and pattern when I accessorize/decorate, I felt that I could have done a better job the first time around.



i love all the soft colors and fabrics you used for these! i totally want to make something like this one day!
ReplyDeleteLoving the Amy Bulter Fabric, my mum bought the flower one for a table cloth and I got a fab peach, green and pink one only last week!
ReplyDeleteLovely! Stay tuned as Amy and I are offering a giveaway right here soon!! ;)
ReplyDeleteSandy this is so simple. A woman of your talent can do I in your sleep :)
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