Thursday, March 25, 2010

Fire Alert in My Creative Space…..

I’ve been playing with fire again!!!!
With a bit of inspiration from here I was off on a mission to find silky remnants and op shopped scarves.
Then with a few bits and pieces from around the studio a new crafty obsession was born.
Making these little flowers is unbelievably easy and incredibly stinky! I am sure I have just picked up another deadly pass time.
They shall become little hair pieces and brooches. Are you itching to make flowers with fire? Do you want to see a tutorial?

Hopefully the other Creative Spaces this Thursday aren’t as stinky and toxic, but to find out pop on over here.
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Posted by Chasing Purple Dreams at 6:44 AM
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22 comments:

  1. Anonymous25 March, 2010 07:36

    These are absolutely BEAUTIFUL!! and yes, would LOVE to see a tutorial :-)

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  2. CurlyPops25 March, 2010 08:42

    Wow they are gorgeous! I always wondered how to get that lovely crinkly edge.
    Would something like a soldering iron work too do you think?

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  3. dash robin25 March, 2010 08:52

    these are truly lovely...love the grey colours too.

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  4. Selina25 March, 2010 08:53

    I LOVE your creative spaces! Always something new and inspiring!

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  5. Jennie25 March, 2010 09:05

    They are just beautiful! Gorgeous subtle colours that will go with everything!

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  6. Pearlin J25 March, 2010 09:50

    a tute would be great.what a lovely creation! especially that grey flower.so beautiful!

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  7. Baa-Me Kniits25 March, 2010 10:07

    Now you have me intrigued....how do you do it?

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  8. Kristi 25 March, 2010 10:34

    Pretty. Pretty. Pretty.

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  9. Cotton Kiwi25 March, 2010 10:52

    Gorgeous and beautifully photographed! And yes, probably extremely deadly :o)

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  10. Jo25 March, 2010 11:29

    Your flowers are absolutely pretty!!
    Would love a tutorial!! ^^

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  11. Cathie25 March, 2010 13:53

    yes!!!
    I love those flowers & have ordered a couple and are anxiously waiting for them to arrive.
    would love to see a tutorial Kylie!
    ♥

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  12. Cath @ chunkychooky25 March, 2010 15:17

    *NODDING* yes I want to see a tutorial!!

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  13. Christina Lowry25 March, 2010 15:34

    Very cute! Would look great on a fascinator/ races hat sort of thing too. Tutorial? Yes please! :)

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  14. MooBear Designs25 March, 2010 16:23

    I am with Cam. I would a use a solder pen!! They are easy to hold and turn off when not in use... Would love a tutorial. I just came back from work (8m down the back yard..hehe) and was mucking around with scrap fabric and made brooches too!! Would love a tutorial though!!!

    xo Steph

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  15. Tania - Jet Designs25 March, 2010 17:02

    yes please a tutorial

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  16. Kathryn Mitchell25 March, 2010 17:17

    they're adorable :) one or two sewed onto a headband would be lovely

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  17. B @ Sweet Limes26 March, 2010 02:18

    Those are some of the most gorgeous flowers I've seen done that way. They would look great as brooches or even on a skinny headband. I'm game for a tutorial if you are up for making one for us!

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  18. Renee26 March, 2010 07:17

    They're beautiful. What a great idea!

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  19. Vic26 March, 2010 08:57

    So pretty yet perhaps so increadibly deadly... ;) I hope you are creating in a well ventelated area!

    Perhaps they are belledonna flowers....?!

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  20. Unknown26 March, 2010 09:13

    Beautiful!!!Fire is my hubby's favorite way to fix edges of any sort he would even love this haha..

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  21. Trudi - Me and Ewe26 March, 2010 11:48

    Flowers look great - I am assuming the fire is to scorch the edges???

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  22. Lynda Howells30 March, 2010 10:33

    yes please..l love tutorials and these flowers look cute..also love playing with fire and materials!Hax lynda x

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