Do you think I have gone crazy?
Well, I have definitely kept myself busy.
I have made a bunch of tea towels (80+), dropcloth coasters and placemats, for the Christmas Marketplace that my Church is hosting the first weekend in December.
This is after I washed them all!
This is after I washed them all!
Some examples of the tea towels that
I recently made.
All the images were found at The Graphics Fairy, even if I ended up adapting most of the writings and images.
Definitely tons of inspiration on her blog!
The "funny" thing is that just last week I had to schedule my 3rd Kidney stones surgery of this year...the day before the Christmas Marketplace.
I recently made.
Definitely tons of inspiration on her blog!
This is going to be fun :)
and
Hopefully it will all sell!
Stay Frugal,
they look great. I would like to make some. I saw some once in a giftshop but those cost too much.
ReplyDeleteWow! They look awesome - good luck at the Marketplace!
ReplyDeletethey are beautiful, I just cannot imagine 3 kidney stone surgeries, thats so sad, I hope you are fine after this surgery,
ReplyDeleteThird surgery!?! How awful! I hope it goes well and I hope you sell everything you made. They are gorgeous! I think I know a mother-in-law that might like a towel or two for Christmas!;>) xo Diana
ReplyDeleteDaniela I LOVE them!! They'll be a quick sell! Good luck with your surgery!
ReplyDeleteThey turned out amazing! Nice job taking the pictures, too.
ReplyDeleteMeredith
Your tea towels and coasters are so pretty--I really want to try making some! I hope all goes well with the surgery--gotta love the timing of it all, right?
ReplyDeleteThose are all so pretty. I think you should start making those to sell on Etsy too! You could link it to your blog. I'd buy from you! I love all of it! So sorry to hear that you're having more kidney stone problems. Somehow, (knock on wood) I haven't experienced those yet. I pray I never do. I've heard they're awful!
ReplyDeleteI'm visiting from Debbie-doo's (and following now) These are beautiful! I'm sure they will sell great. I love The Graphics Fairy too!
ReplyDeleteThey all look very pretty! I love that pic with all the bundles tied up!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the surgery!
Daniela! Mmmmmmmmm....crazy? No! Ha! LOVE what you have done! Seriously---LOVE! I am so excited to hear about how your market goes---you have everything done up so well, and tied up all pretty too---I imagine your display will be gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteAnd best of luck, dear girl, with getting rid of those kidney stones. I'm rooting for you!
I had a kidney stone when I was about 13 but passed it, so I know how you feel, I hope everything goes well for you with the surgery!
ReplyDeleteI love, love the tea towels and coasters, if you ever decide to sell I'll be first in line to buy:) Great job on them!
Oh girl, I hope you feel better. My Dad suffers with those stones too. I don't think you are crazy btw...I think you are pretty darn smart. THese are fantastic! They are going to be a huge hit.
ReplyDeleteIf you're a bit crazy than I am too, because I love what you did and I appreciate how much time goes into all that. It's a creative streak that you're blessed with. Also, I'm so sorry to hear about your surgery, I'll be saying a prayer for you, it's not a great time of the year to be going through all that, but at least you're getting it over with. Keep us posted.
ReplyDeleteLeslie (aka Gwen Moss)
Great items for the Marketplace. Take care of yourself after your surgery. We need you and appreciate you.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful--too pretty to actually use! I am so sorry about the surgery, bless your sweet heart, I hope this will solve the problem permanently. Third time's the charm!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely, you are so creative. And the Graphics Fairy is amazing! Hope you are feeling better very soon :)
ReplyDeletexoxo, Tanya
twelveOeight
I love them! And it makes me wonder if you ever actually sleep? I'll bet you sell all of them!
ReplyDelete-Revi
You have definitely not been idle these days! Everything you have created is so lovely and filled with such charm that I'm sure it will not be able to be resisted. Wishing you all the best (and more crafting). :-)
ReplyDeleteThey should sell well - everything is adorable! Love it all! Hope your surgery goes VERY well!
ReplyDeleteOh, my gosh, these will sell in a minute!! They are so cute! You have inspired me! Best wishes for a speedy recovery from surgery.
ReplyDeleteAngie @ Swede Dreams
They are beautiful and I'm sure they will go fast! I just participated in my first craft fair and I about drove myself crazy. But it was a lot of fun now that it's over. I'm headed to check out your tutorial. I just love these towels!!
ReplyDelete~Lynn
Daniella, I love love love these!!! How beautiful those stacks would b n my linen closet! :-D
ReplyDeleteHave u tried coconut water for your kidney stones?
Wishing u well,
j
I am impressed. You aren't going to have any trouble selling those, they are lovely!
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job making all those tea towels - I'm sure they'll be snapped up quick!
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about your upcoming surgery - hope it goes well.
I'm so sorry to hear about your kidney stones and I hope your surgery goes well. I love to see how you used dropcloth. There are so many wonderful uses for dropcloths and they make wonderful drapes on a budget. Great project!
ReplyDeleteI love them all, I think they will be a huge hit. Good luck with your surgery.
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome, I know they will sell out!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes on your surgery!
Happy Thanksgiving,
Debbie
Wow...you have been busy! They are adorable...you'll sell out! Hope the surgery goes well too!!
ReplyDeleteOh, these will sell they are nice and functional too! You've been busy in spite of kidney stones. I'll pray your surgery goes well!
ReplyDeleteWonderful! I would love to see how you print the printing on large pieces....
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving!
Nancy
http://wildoakdesigns.blogspot.com
Daniela, i love, love this project! I am going to have to try and make some! So pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love them all! Thanks so much for sharing the tutorial. Prayers being sent your way for surgery. I hope you had a wonderful holiday. Thanks so much for linking up at Transformed Tuesday. Hugs, Peggy
ReplyDeleteYou have been busy! Prayers for a safe surgery and quick recovery!! XO, Aimee
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