Hello dear readers,
Family health issues take more of my time lately and keep me away from my blog. I sadly had to stop my volunteer work with the handicapped ladies at the center but hope to return in the near future. It has been a very rewarding time and almost all the stuff created by these great ladies was sold out.
Here are some tiny pipe cleaners animals I taught them on the last day we worked together. We had great fun doing them.
When using craft sticks for making small furniture pieces we almost always throw away the rounded ends. I kept some of these parts in various sizes hoping to find a way to use them. I came up with
an idea of little chests made of egg carton covered craft sticks.
I wish you all a blessed weekend.
Family health issues take more of my time lately and keep me away from my blog. I sadly had to stop my volunteer work with the handicapped ladies at the center but hope to return in the near future. It has been a very rewarding time and almost all the stuff created by these great ladies was sold out.
Here are some tiny pipe cleaners animals I taught them on the last day we worked together. We had great fun doing them.
When using craft sticks for making small furniture pieces we almost always throw away the rounded ends. I kept some of these parts in various sizes hoping to find a way to use them. I came up with
an idea of little chests made of egg carton covered craft sticks.
I wish you all a blessed weekend.
Hi Drora! You made very pretty tiny animals. <3 I wish you a very happy and healthy Sunday! Hugs, piikko
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever way to recycle the ends! Love the chests, and I hope all those folks at the center get to have you back soon. Hope the family health gets better quick, too!
ReplyDeleteHello Drora
ReplyDeleteSo cute -:)
LG Alexandra
Those chests look so adorable! Good job!
ReplyDeleteHi Drora! These tiny animals are so cute to see, and what a splendid idea for makingthe chests of the ends of craftsticks, wonderful results!!
ReplyDeleteI hope that the health of your family will get better soon.
Have a nice Sunday.
Warm hugs, Ilona
I'm very sorry that you're not able to continue with your wonderful work with your talented ladies - the tiny "pipers" turned out so cute. Your chests are such a brilliant idea in every way - it's great that you've found such a fantastic use for the left overs. My best wishes to you and your family - we all love to read your posts and every visit of yours on our blogs is a gift. But not it's more important that you save your time and energy for your family...
ReplyDeleteHugs
Birgit
Your animals are very cute and the chests great. I hope everything will soon be fine again for you
ReplyDeleteGeneviève
Your little animals and chests are wonderful
ReplyDeleteI hope all gets well soon and your back to do the activities you enjoy the most. Happy weekend
Ingenioso, diminuto y perfecto, felicidades! Deseo que tu familia se recupere rápidamente y puedas volver como siempre a las pequeñas cosas. Un abrazo
ReplyDeletePreciosos los pequeños animales y gran idea la de los cofres!!
ReplyDeleteEspero que todo vuelva pronto a la normalidad y tu familia se recupere.
Besos.
Espero que los problemas de salud familiares vayan mejorando y que pronto puedas volver a retomar tus trabajitos y voluntariado.
ReplyDeleteLos trabajos que nos enseñas hoy son fantásticos. La idea de reciclar la madera es muy buena.
Un abrazo
te han quedado muy bien tanto los cofres como los animales.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo
Maite
so cute !
ReplyDeletehugs
Deseo una pronta recuperación de tu familia y que vuelvas con tus miniaturas cuanto antes.
ReplyDeleteMe gustan mucho tus cofres.
Un abrazo
Ha sido una buena y bonita forma de utilización.Espero se solucionen pronto los problemas.
ReplyDeleteHello Drora,
ReplyDeleteI am sorry to hear about the family health issues. I do hope they get better soon. The chests are just lovely. What a great idea and beautiful miniature item.
Big hug
Giac