I used the "sock monkey wool" on the back of the pillow, and I like the way that came out... the contrast.
I thought a sock monkey skirt would be cute too!
To work out my skirt sizing, I needed a tester/model for my "child" size skirt, so I made one for my friend's daughter (pics of her wearing it soon!). My friend was trying to work out how to make a poncho that day, so I abandoned my housecleaning (yay, an excuse!), and got to work on poncho-ing. I came up with this outfit for her.

Here's a close up of the owl, and the neck. I put the flowers on the neck to tie the 2 pieces together better, but also to cover up a moth hole on the neck. I made a matching hair clip too, since I was on a roll.
So... what have you been working on? Please feel free to post pictures of your latest recycled wool projects on my Facebook page!
6 comments:
The owl skirt is fantastic! and the matching poncho is great-- the flowers and clippie tie it all together nicely.
After Halloween I think I have to make my son some owl longies and applique a shirt to match.
Thanks for all the ideas!
Thanks! Feel free to post your longies & shirt on my Facebook page when you finish them... i'd love to see them!
The outfit is so cute! I love how you tied it all together!
I love the outfit!!!!
and the monkey:-D
I am a beginner sewer, but am getting braver...I am wondering how you do the appliques? Any tips & tricks would be helpful! Thanks!!!
anonymous, For inspiration I like to use Google images. I guess it is just trial & error for me. I mess up a lot, but since appliques are small it is easy to start over if I don't like it the first time.
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