The sun is shining, we just had lunch and I've photographed my Easter decorations. We don't normally decorate the house for Easter but after a recent visit to John Lewis with my daughter we decided to have a go this year. I kept saying, "Wow that is expensive .... I could make that! .... that is so easy to make etc" that my daughter said "Well make it Mum!!" hahaha. So I did .......
This is my knitted bunting with felt letters and beading ..... thanks to Anjie for the tutorial on the i cord, really easy to knit and very good for attaching the bunting triangles too.
I finally got round to using some of the beads I bought last year from the wonderful Creative Beadcraft shop in Beak Street, London.
And finally the Easter Tree. I've never made one before and just made it up as I went along. I cut branches from our garden hedge and then bound them together with masking tape and covered the whole thing with gesso. 
All the decorations were bought except the flower which I made, again using a template and instructions from Anjie.
Have a lovely day and a wonderful Easter break. x
10 comments:
Fab decorations! Love your knitted bunting and the Easter tree looks great, really funky!
Fabby decorations Tracey. Something to bring out year after year & add to them. Enjoy!
OOOooo they look really lovely Tracey, well done you xxx
I can't believe you knitted all that bunting - well done you! The Easter tree is very sweet and you make a lovely job of that flower. Happy Easter to all of you.
These are fantastic, Tracey - especially love that flower
Oh WOW Tracey!!!!! Gorgeous work, love the bunting! You have more patience than me with all that repeat knitting! HUGS xxx
LOVE LOVE LOVE the decor... had mine done for today... but saving some of your 'cool bean' ideas for next year! Happy Easter
p.s. LOVE YOUR EASTER TREE! = )
What super bunting, would never have never thought of knitting it.
Sue x
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