 I'm running a special mushroom-making workshop in the beautiful old Federal hall, in the Byron Bay hinterland on Sunday the 10th December. We will spend the morning making some little fabric mushroom ornaments... just in time for Christmas.
In this workshop you will learn some soft sculpture techniques as well as various stitches for hand-sewing and embroidery. This class is most suitable for adults with some machine and hand sewing experience. For more information, or to make a booking, please visit my online store.
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I've been slowly making a sort of diorama / doll's house room to display my cloth art dolls in. As with most of the creative projects I take on, this one took a lot more time and effort than I anticipated... but I've really enjoyed it and have learned a lot along the way.  Diorama / room made using coffee-stained popsicle sticks I wanted to make one large room with interchangeable walls, windows, a door and wooden floor boards. I really love the way it's turned out - kind of like a cottage or cabin in the woods. I'll continue working on it - adding things like book shelves, furniture, curtains etc., but just wanted to show you what it looks like at this stage and describe how I made the floor, windows and door. I'll start off by explaining how I made the tiny floor boards, and save the window/door tutorial for a later post...  To make the floor boardsYou will need:
Instructions:
Suggestions for non-toxic DIY wood stains*:
 One of my dolls inspecting the new space. So delighted to find this lovely article written by Janai Velez featuring my workroom in the November issue of Homespun magazine. It really is beautifully written and I love the way Janai has described my dolls. I always draw a blank when asked to describe my work so it's really helpful to hear someone else's words.  Homespun magazine November 2017 Homespun is a treasure of a magazine, if sewing is your thing, and is packed full of inspiring projects, tips and interviews. The magazine is available from Australian newsagents throughout November and is also available as a digital copy online at www.zinio.com.  Homepun magazine November 2017
These embroidered star, tree and round ornaments are easy to sew, make great presents and look lovely on a Christmas tree. I've put together some simple instructions, an illustrated stitch library and templates, to help you make these at home. You can download the PDF sewing pattern here, ready for you to print at home. I hope you enjoy making these. You'll find more Willowynn sewing patterns available to download here.
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Hello and welcome...My name is Margeaux Davis. I design and create cloth art dolls, creatures and soft toy sewing patterns from the Northern Rivers region in Australia. Categories
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