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20.2.13

One I've Been Working on for a While

Last Daffodil Day,
August last year???
I received a lovely bunch of
Cancer Council Daffodils.
Lovely brightness
cheering the last days of winter.
The flowers spoke,
they needed to be made everlasting for a 
Kitsch Teacosy.
After perfecting the flower pattern
and making stems and the cosy itself
I couldn't work out how I wanted to use them
so this half clothed teapot has sat on a shelf
awaiting inspiration
ever since.
I still don't really know
where it will end.....
Yellow is not really my "colour" I fear.
Any suggestions from you
lovely talented and inventive
readers?

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20 comments:

  1. MargaretWednesday, 20 February, 2013

    Susan I think it looks great as it is, you have done a fabulous job with the daffodils!

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    1. Susan@minicrochetmadWednesday, 20 February, 2013

      Oh, thanks Margaret, you're very kind! After googling pics of daffodils, I think what is needed is more stems/leaves to balance out the top heavy look of the flowers......

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  2. My Wee LifeWednesday, 20 February, 2013

    Love it Susan :)

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  3. PILAR6373Wednesday, 20 February, 2013

    Se ve precioso,los narcisos te han quedado geniales!!!!!
    Besos.

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  4. Case di BambolaWednesday, 20 February, 2013

    I actually love the teacosy as it is in the pic, no need to change anything about it! It's a super cute miniature, and so original too. I'm definitely in love with it :)

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  5. MarisaThursday, 21 February, 2013

    it's so cute and tiny I love it :)

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    1. Susan@minicrochetmadThursday, 21 February, 2013

      Watch this space....there's sure to be a miniature teacosy soon!!

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  6. FabiolaThursday, 21 February, 2013

    It's a masterpiece!
    Bye Faby

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  7. RobinThursday, 21 February, 2013

    It's absolutely wonderful!!! O.K. add some more leaves if it makes you happy mate...
    Love your mini-workspace, and your clever grandson and your secret addiction(previous Blog)...all in all LOVE IT!
    Robin

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    1. Susan@minicrochetmadThursday, 21 February, 2013

      Heheh Robin, you are so easy to please! Thanks you for dropping in, sorry the teapot was empty :( I believe there will be not only some more leaves added but also a sprinkling of little flowers to help tie it all together. This one is for my brother who put in an order for a new cosy ;)

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  8. Gill @ TeenyTinyThingsFriday, 22 February, 2013

    You know what, I love this, absolutely love it! I've never seen anything like it before and even though you say you still need to work on it, to me it looks fantatsic!! I really mean it, wow, such fun in a teapot, drinking tea may never be the same again haha. Hope you and your's are well... I'm just finishing off a backlog of projects but I've a couple of mini twin pushchairs in the making so not long now lol ;) x

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    1. Susan@minicrochetmadFriday, 22 February, 2013

      Hi Gill! Thanks for visiting, next time I hope the teacosy will be finished and I can offer you a cuppa :) Oddball teacosies are such fun. You take care and don't work too hard, you need time for enjoying your own miniatures too mate.

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  9. AscensionFriday, 22 February, 2013

    Es una verdadera preciosidad, a mi me encantan esos narcisos amarillos...se ven tan reales.
    Has conseguido que me enamore de tu tapa-tetera.
    besitos ascension

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  10. Susan@minicrochetmadFriday, 22 February, 2013

    Heheh Ascension, decorated teacosies are a lot of fun to make, I'm glad you like this one!!

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  11. Lady JaneSunday, 03 March, 2013

    I love tea cozies. This one should get a prize. It is remarkable. Glad you ares safe from the storms and it was just the carport taken out.

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  12. miniaturistaFriday, 29 March, 2013

    te ha quedado precioso, eres una artista del ganchillo y en mini mucho más artista, ya que a este tamaño no será tan fácil trabajar con ese nivel.
    Un abrazo
    maite

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