Showing posts with label big red hat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label big red hat. Show all posts

Thursday, July 15, 2010

Summer Picnics - posted by Crafted by Lindy

Top to Bottom, Left to Right

1. Vintage Pyrex Orange Juice Lemonade Carafe Pitcher  - Richard and Ruthie

2. Oh, Hello ACEO Photography Print - Heather King Designs

3. Ant Picnic Ring Pincushion - The Finicky Frog

4. Mod lunch - Set of 4 - Fine and Dandy Vintage

5. Vintage Pink Therm-A-Jug One Gallon - Monichelles

6. Cloth Picnic Napkins - Orange Gingham - Peppermint Pinwheels

[Lindy lives in Alberta, Canada, with her husband, son and new baby girl. Besides blogging, she enjoys running her stationary business and creating new designs for her Etsy shop. You can read her own blog here.]

Thursday, July 1, 2010

Bubbles - posted by Crafted by Lindy

1. Bohemian Aqua bubble 60s embroidered dress - Aida Coronado
2. Hand-painted fan. Green bubbles. - Paloma Sia Designs
3. Beach Babe Bubble Bar (4.7 oz) - Candied Beauty

4. the bubble beanie in teal. - Head Threadz
5. Millebolle n.3 necklace - Chick's Lab
6. Scoop Neck Bubble Tank - Ellaina Boutique


[Lindy lives in Alberta, Canada, with her husband, son and new baby girl. Besides blogging, she enjoys running her stationary business and creating new designs for her Etsy shop. You can read her own blog here.]

Thursday, January 7, 2010

Oliart and the Big Red Hat - amazing DIY felting video by a little girl

I came across this video while looking online for tutorials on how to make a felt flower. This video is actually how to make a felted flower (a totally different technique than I had in mind). As I watched, I was completely blown away by two things:

1. Felting looks easy and fun
2. The little girl hosting this tutorial is amazing: incredibly articulate, cute, and better at explaining a project than I'd ever hope to be.

You've gotta watch this even if you have no interest in learning how to felt!!





Oli is just one of 3 extremely talented kids at Big Red Hat, a website geared toward kids but certainly great for adults. For more information about Oli, her siblings, and their adventures check out their site here.

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