Wednesday 18 July 2012

WOYWW #163



It's WOYWW time again and an opportunity provided by the lovely Julia at her Stamping Ground blog, to show the world what's on your work table .Well mine is taken up with the final piece of children's art work which I've just finished sewing together, with some difficulty manoeuvring it under my poor sewing machine.   This is the third wall hanging and completes the project. The children made these doors using lots of braids and ribbons. Behind each door is a transferred picture, some are of the children and others contain pictures of people who we considered to have made a 'difference.' I'm looking forward to delivering it and seeing the childrens'  faces! I'd better get ready for work, not many more days left now before the end of term.  Have a Fab WOYWW and see you all next week x

26 comments:

  1. Wow Toni, what an incredible project! I love it. It's like a sort of glorified advent calendar with all the little doors, and surprises behind! I can imagine it would be hard work for your sewing machine because there's quite a lot of thickness there. I love all the different doors, and all the lovely colours. It's just great.

    Happy WOYWW,
    Shoshi #3

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  2. Great project Toni, so different. I'm sure the children will love how it turned out.
    Cheers, Elaine #23

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  3. wow, color me impressed with this grand project! waving hi from hills of North Carolina :) ( not yet numbered )

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  4. Wow the wall hanging is lovely . you've done a fab job with all the sewing .happy crafting jill #52

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  5. That is just lovely to have all the children make something like this. What a wonderful project. Sandy :) #57

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  6. Oooh I love houses the children are going to love that. I spent last week sewing together 70 A3 sized sheets of Olympic artwork for my sons school - only very basic though as they had used too cheap a material and made them too big! still fun though. Thanks for sharing - Sunshine Girl No. 58

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  7. wow what an amazing project so different i love it xx

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  8. WOW what an awesome project. Looks like you have put a lot of work and love into it. Have a great day. Vickie #67

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  9. Another WOW from me for a fabulous project. Wouldn't mind it on my wall, all that work and beautifully done.

    Ann B
    #85

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  10. WOW from me too! This looks absolutely amazing! Love this idea! The children will be thrilled with it! Happy WOYWW! Victoria #87

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  11. That is FAB Toni!! Love it, the children did a wonderful job! Trish #78

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  12. Thanks for your lovely comment, Toni, and I'm glad you enjoyed my inky post!

    Shoshi #3

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  13. WOW what awesome works of art. I love seeing children's art and knowing the art goes on to future generations these are wonderful!!

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  14. This looks beautiful, some lovely colours trace x. 56

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  15. Wow! That is just so beautiful - the children have made a fantastic job of the doors and I'm sure they are going to love opening them to see what lies behind. We've already broken up for the holidays up here in Scotland and my poor grandchildren have had nothing but bad weather since ... hope it all cheers up soon. Happy WOYWW, Elizabeth x #75

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  16. Hi Toni what a fabulous creation. I am sure the children will be so excited. TFS from another woywwer who has just became your newest follower. Crafty hugs Annie x

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  17. This is amazing. You must be so proud of those kids. I wish I'd had the chance to do this kind of thing at school, instead of being told I couldn't draw!

    Happy WOYWW!
    cheers, rachel #7

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  18. This is absolutely gorgeous. Gear job!

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  19. Hi Toni,

    What a cool project! I have a sewing machine and also have a nice stash of fabric, but the two have yet to meet!

    I spy a cool looking domino necklace so have to go read that post.

    Happy WOYWW
    Hugs,
    Kay #36

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  20. The children will be thrilled this Toni! Hope you get a good rest after all the end of term activities - here in Northern Ireland we're already on the third week of our holidays! - not that the weather is much like summer!

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  21. That looks like a great project, oh to be that creative....

    Emma
    #109

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  22. happy WOYWW! what lovely houses. i love how you used the braids and how they open up.
    thank you for sharing!
    hugs,#20
    peggy aplSEEDS

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  23. Toni this is an incredible project that i feel sure held all the child enthralled, expanded their imaginations and kept them occupied on many fronts. What a special teacher you are!

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