On January 30th I stumbled across
the final call to join a
"tiny house swap" at
Smooth Pebble Studio.
The mandate was to "Create a set of tiny houses, minimum of 3. Either 3 separate houses, or
a piece that contains at least 3 houses. They can be anywhere between 1
inch & 3 feet in size." And participants could use any medium of their choice: paper, wood, clay, fabric, metal, etc...
So I created a "night-time village" pincushion.
I hope the intended recipient of the pincushion likes it as much my little "photo-shoot interloper" does (and he likes it very much!) The woman I've sent it to is a quilter named Ellen. As a quilter, I expect a sturdy pincushion should come in handy...
And me, being... me... I couldn't come up with just one idea. I had to come up with at least two ideas. And me, being me, once I come up with an idea, I cannot sit still until I follow through on the creative impulse. So I also sent Ellen a tiny house mobile.
Thank you,
Jacqueline, for organizing such a fun swap!
I love them! The sweet floral cushion you made me is my constant companion. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful interpretation of the Tiny House Swap!! I adore what you came up with! Well done and so beautifully created. I'm so glad you had fun with this.
ReplyDeleteMargaret..this is so special! Such a wonderful tiny house. I am showing my daughter this now for she is quite a little whiz with her stitching too. Lovely lovely work!
ReplyDeleteI would have like this swap!
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