on't you just love all of the tours going on in blog land and all of the inspiration everywhere you look?
Just when I thought that I had made my last thing for the season.....
Today was 50% off day at a local thrift store. Shirts were $1...even Banana Republic shirts (that would be the little check with the green, blue, and white). Next I picked up a few balls at A.C. Moore. Then followed the tutorial provided by Eddie Ross himself.
Easy!
The ornaments looked yummy on the garland that Eddie made for Kathie Lee.
I could even picture them on a wreath.
Ornamental balls like these , can be used any time of the year....that is the best part.
Colors in a plaid shirt can inspire an entire room.
These are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI saw this on the Hgtv special last weekend and loved them!
I think yours are nicer!
I love Eddie's style (who doesn't?). I saw these and really want to make them myself too. They're so easy and so pretty! Thanks so much for sharing in the DIY holiday party.
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Love these. I used to make rag balls for my craft store years ago that looked similar to this. They look great sitting in a rustic basket!
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ReplyDeleteNo way! These are AMAZING! I just might have to try them - and I am not crafty at all :)
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Eddie is the sweetest guy ever. You should send him an e-mail of this. He'll get a kick out of it.
ReplyDeleteThey are really cute, look great in the wooden bowl. I love the unexpected.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!
Love this!
ReplyDeleteI love this. (Trying not to be a downer...) my uncle passed away a few years back, and he was known for his plaid shirts. We've had them sitting in boxes since he passed, but I think this would be a great (and beautiful) way to use those shirts and remember him! Thanks for this!!!
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