I'm in that kind of mood where I could make pins all day, every day!
If you're interested in details there's more on my flickr site.
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8 comments:
Lovely..especially the sunny one at the bottom!
I absolutely love all your flower pins! Just seeing them makes me so happy. :)
Such a great bouquet! All just beautiful! Love them all.
I'm very grateful for the inspiration I always find here.
i love that you've felted some of these! the red heart one at the top is so bold and cheerful too.
the second one is so lovely, and the lace one too, and the first and fourth, well, you get it. i love them all.
you could put them on dowels and place them in a vase for a knitted bouquet!
Sweet little pretties! This is wonderful inspiration. Do you sell these or do you keep them for friends and family?
Oh oh oh!!!! I love these! It's cold here in MAssachusetts, and I really needed your little blings! I think you should jump on the airoplane and come see us and sign some books and bring the boy and have a good time. That's what I think. Did you see your adorableness on the Yarns in the Farms project page on Ravelry? yay.
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