Slight exaggeration there. But! Somebody did make the pouf!
Elizabeth at Absinthe and Orange followed my tutorial and made her own pouf. And, being the true artist and crafty lady that she is, she did one better. She potato printed the fabric. I am in awe.
Check out her pouf here.
I think you should start a pouf business (eBook tutorial, etsy shop, etc.) ;-)
ReplyDeletexo,
cristin
Thanks. Although I'm a lousy production worker. Once I figure out how to make something, I lose interest in making it again.
ReplyDeleteWhow. I'm so impressed.
ReplyDeleteI need to make a pouf! Yes, I am jumping on the pouf making bandwagon.
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial on this, hers is pretty great too. I was in awe of that potato stamp!
ReplyDeleteYeah, I guess green to white might be a bit more difficult. Though my beads were half an evergreen color and the coverage was just as good as on the light beads. But I'm no professional painter! Is your husband maybe worried that you'll want him to do this for you? :) Good luck!
me to..i wanna pouf!! and i am going to stuff it with all the bits off my serger that i have been making cushion inserts out of!
ReplyDeletewow, thats beautiful. if only i knew how to sew... I hope to learn soon!
ReplyDeleteJust discovered your blog - now following as its full of inspiration!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful pouf. I really love the potato printing.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing my version of your pouf! Your tutorial is great!
ReplyDeletei found your blog via your pouf tutorial! i'm going to try to make one. if it works out, i'll post it to my blog (with a link back to you!).
ReplyDeletethanks for the freebie!