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Lianas Welt says
Wow!
Nice drawing/painting! Thanxx for the tutorial!
Miriam
monsterscircus says
Hi Aimee! So lovely DIY, you should really publish a craft book, it would be a bestseller! Thank for the idea and have a great week!
cathy@my1929charmer says
Seriously I could not drawn this good. I don't ever do good looking stick people. I think once again your got that talent too! Thanks for sharing your creative inspiration with Sunday’s Best – it helped make the party a success!
Cindy says
Hi Aimee,
I just wanted to let you know that I found your blog via pinterest a couple weeks ago. Everyday I look forward to your tutorials because they blow me away, just like this one, design your own fabric which I will try as soon as I get time. You have sent tutorials I have not seen anywhere before and believe me I have been reading blogs for years and now pinterest, which I love!! Anyways, I wanted to let you know that you give wonderful ideas and directions with pictures. You honestly should think about writing a book, there are people who are taught art and do it well, then there are people that don't need to be taught and do it even better. Those people, like you, have a gift. Thank you for all the wonderful things you take the time out of your day to do for your followers.
Cindy Leaf
Cindy says
Hi Aimee,
I just wanted to let you know that I found your blog via pinterest a couple weeks ago. Everyday I look forward to your tutorials because they blow me away, just like this one, design your own fabric which I will try as soon as I get time. You have sent tutorials I have not seen anywhere before and believe me I have been reading blogs for years and now pinterest, which I love!! Anyways, I wanted to let you know that you give wonderful ideas and directions with pictures. You honestly should think about writing a book, there are people who are taught art and do it well, then there are people that don't need to be taught and do it even better. Those people, like you, have a gift. Thank you for all the wonderful things you take the time out of your day to do for your followers.
Cindy Leaf
Michelle says
Those little pouches are so cute!
What kind of printer do you have? When I read about projects where you transfer or print directly onto fabric it's always with laser printers but I have an inkjet which makes me sad 🙁
Sharon says
SO cute!!! I love the parakeets!!! I cover my little finch cage at night and a cover with birds on it would be so sweet!! I love checking your blog every morning…you come up with the most creative and fun ideas!!!! God Bless!!
Reecea Henderson says
I love your printed fabric. What a clever idea! Saw your link at The Gunny Sack.
Donna Wilkes says
Yes, a book by you for all of us who drool over your beautiful projects would be great. I love those parakeets and the fabric is so cute!
Off the subject, but last night I watched the closing ceremonies of the Olympics. Since you are the only British person i could think of, I am thanking you as a representative for the United Kingdom for a great 17 days. I sang, I danced, I rocked the house so loud, my husband came downstairs to see if I was okay! Please spread the news! Thank you, Aimee!
Agy says
You're so creative!!!
CeCe says
Just darling. I love that you made it into a drawstring purse!
Hani Shabbir says
wow. I had no idea you could do this! You bird is adorable. Thanks Aimee!
I am pinning it.
Have a nice weekend!
Christina at I Gotta Create! says
I love your drawings and it translated into a beautiful piece of fabric! The variety of your work is amazing! Love it.
Thanks so much for linking up at I Gotta Create! <3 Christina
Meg says
That's adorable! So cute, what a fun idea!
Carol, The Answer Is Chocolate says
Aimee you are so talented. Everything you do is amazing.
Sharon @ Elizabeth & Co. says
Gosh that's cool! I love those little birds!
Kerryanne @ Shabby Art Boutique says
Very clever Aimee. Thanks for linking up at Shabbilicious Friday.
Christina at I Gotta Create! says
Featuring you on Facebook today! http://www.facebook.com/iGottaCreate
Thanks so much for linking up at I Gotta Create!
<3 Christina
Kathie says
This is a fabulous idea! Oh, the possibilities! Thanks for linking up!
Homa Style says
What an interesting idea! I would never have thought about printing from the computer directly onto fabric. Thank you for sharing this one with us all.
The Mandatory Mooch says
Very creative!! Thanks for linking up to Tasty Thursdays at The Mandatory Mooch. Hope you will link up again this week. The party will be live tonight. http://www.mandatorymooch.blogspot.com
Thanks, Nichi
Serena Secco says
Your DIYs are gorgeous!
I'm following you!
Check my blog if you want!
A loser like me
Hunter Douglas says
You can design your won fabric with help of the post here. Good post
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