I just discovered the African Flower motif last year and fell in love with it straight away, I went crazy at that time I just couldn't stop making them, however I only had a limited amount of the cotton yarn I was using and as it was stash yarn I couldn't really buy any more to add to it. I had no idea what I was going to do with the motifs once I had made them but I was quite happy making one after the other trying out all the possible colour combinations with the limited amount of yarn I had. Eventually I did get sick of making them and they were pushed into a bag and put away out of sight. It was only when the doily on my coffee table eventually dropped to pieces and needed replacing that I remembered these little beauties, when I unearthed them I fell in love with them all over again. So I have joined some of them together to make this doily and there are still enough to make a matching one for my dinning table. I love it and the good thing is I can sit and gaze at it everyday while I drink my coffee :)
and here it is sitting quite happily on my coffee table.
Very pretty, I never thought to do a doily with them; great idea! The green in the flowers matches your carpet to a "t". Hope you are having a great day. :-)
ReplyDeleteThat looks beautiful Linda... I love the African Flower Motif too...but I haven't got round to making any yet... mostly because I had a rug in mind... your doily is a great idea though... thanks! :) x
ReplyDeleteVery cool! :)
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So beautiful! It would have been a shame to leave them out of sight.
ReplyDeletevery nice!
ReplyDeleteHello! Uauu, very, very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI am so pleased you hunted them out to use them, they are so jolly
ReplyDeleteRoamin x
So beautiful! You have done such a lovely job. :)
ReplyDeleteLove them - the colours really make them pop. So glad you "found" them again:) cyndy
ReplyDelete¡Me encanta! Es una preciosidad!
ReplyDeleteun abrazo
wow! so pretty! I have a few of these hexagons made last year for what i thought would eventually be a blanket ... but i think i have enough to make a doily instead!
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone for all your lovely comments :)
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteThat looks very nice, I like the way you joined the flower grannies.
DeleteKATRIN W.
Wow, that is a great use of the african flowers. Love it.
ReplyDeleteIt´s very beautiful!!
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