I had quite a bit of fun seeing these little guys come into shape. I didn't use a pattern, but I got the idea from Paxton Valley Folk Art's acorn pattern. I used burlap instead of muslin, and I didn't stain them. I might make more, I haven't decided yet. It seems like the more there are, the cuter they collectively become. :)
I don't really have much else to type about that I didn't say yesterday. I gave my blog a much needed revamping and did a little cleaning of my following list. The day I made this, I literally started following like 114 different pages, so I had no idea who was who. I think I'm down to about 70 now, which is still a lot, but they all stood out to me for one reason or another. A lot of the ones I cut out were deleted pages or MIA people (like I usually am...) that haven't posted in forever. I do love finding new exciting blogs to follow, though!
Anywho, I should get to bed or at least consider it. I hope you're all doing well!
Hey Jessica, How the heck are you? I am so glad you are back to blogging..I loved reading your blog and was sad you weren't doing it..I am one of those I give you a month..then I delete you as I do "my house keeping" sort of thing to keep me organized on my blog..so if you keep blogging I will keep following you..I love!!! your prim acorns by the way..they are awesome..do you still collect and decorate in "halloween"..you should sell your items on ebay or etsy..or just on your blog to save money.;)have a good one..and take off that sad face..cause i am back to follow you.;) and thanks for the nice compliments.;)you are a sweetheart..and I love your new look too.:)
ReplyDeleteThose are just adorable. And thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving me such a lovely comment. Have a great day!
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