Scrunchy Time

Hello.  Welcome.  Gail from the design team here today.  I have long wanted to make a dream catcher.  I had a look around the net and found a wonderful tutorial.  So today I have made a thing, inspired by a dreamcatcher LOL

I can hear you!  What's that then?  It a thingy for my hair!

I stamped and embossed the large spiral from Round in Circles and a feather from Textured Feathers on brown leather.  White?  Or gold?  I think I'll go with the white.  I actually wanted to use orange but I don't have any orange embossing powder.  

I found some orange cotton fabric and ripped off some strips about 2cm width.  Then I stamped using brown archival ink and the small stars and dots stamps from Textured Feathers.

I attached the strips of fabric and the feather to the spiral.

I added some seed beads and bits of shell and attached a elastic loop to the back.


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Comments

Craftyfield said…
Wearable Art! What a brilliant idea Gail. I must come up with my own version as I suddenly find myself with rather longer hair than usual...
And it does indeed look like a Dreamcatcher!
Tuesday, October 18, 2016
Bibi Lindahl said…
Super cool! I want!! Never thought of making a hair thingie, thank you for sharing that idea! Dreamcatcher in my hair - perfect location for catching those daydreams! :-)
Thank you, Gail! ♥
Tuesday, October 18, 2016
Susanne Rose said…
What a cool idea to stamp and emboss on leather!!! Your "hair catcher" looks fantastic. Hugs!!!!
Tuesday, October 18, 2016
Dotty Jo said…
Wow, how clever is that! Jo x
Tuesday, October 18, 2016
brenda said…
It's a really innovative Autumnal creation Gail, many thanks for joining in at Stamping Sensations and Penny Black and More challenges this month.

B x
Wednesday, October 19, 2016
pinky said…
Wow that is so cool! Thanks for joining us at Stamping Sensations.
Pinky
Friday, October 21, 2016
shirley-bee said…
What a creative thingy!! Thanks for playing at Craft Stamper Take It, Make It :)
Monday, October 24, 2016
Sally H said…
Such a fabulous creation. Thanks for joining us at Stamping Sensations this month and good luck!
Tuesday, October 25, 2016
Michelle said…
Great idea. Love the colors and the indian style of it.
Thanks for playing with us at HLS Mixed Media Challenge Good luck!! Michelle(DT)
Wednesday, November 02, 2016
Helen Gullett said…
This is fabulous hair piece! The feather and circle are fabulous. Thank you for playing along with HLS October Mixed Media Challenge.
Wednesday, November 02, 2016
Kotolifestyle said…
Great idea.Thank you for playing with us at Mixed Media World
Wednesday, November 09, 2016
Maria Lillepruun said…
This is so creative! Thank you for playing with us at Mixed Media World!
Wednesday, November 16, 2016
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