This weeks finds are all about gorgeous blues, grays and browns.
Beautiful soft-to-the-skin woolen jumpers, all washed up and ready to be made into children's pixie hats. Luscious angora, cashmere, lambswool and merino - some of them never worn, some hand knitted too which makes them extra special in my eyes.
Wool felt, denim, tweed and tartan destined for pirate coats. I have taken a break from making pirate coats since Christmas as they are quite intensive, however after a bunch of recent requests and some inspiration from these lovely new fabrics I might make just a few more :)
Lisa x
Linking up with The Op Shop Showoff, The Nifty Thrifty at A Living Space, Coastal Charm, Magpie Monday and Sirthiftalot.
(If you have also found some lovely winter fabrics and would like to use my pixie hat pattern or pirate coat pattern you can find them in my pattern shop).
What a great way to keep a little ones head warm. Now, if you have the secret to keeping beanies/hats/toques on a toddlers hear, I'm all ears!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great pile, woollen garments are at a premium down in the south here so you have to cruise the op shops regularly to find good stuff.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic pile of op shop finds! LOVE it
ReplyDeleteCoffee again soon x
Wow awesome! Looking forward to seeing the creations! x
ReplyDeleteLove the pirate coats! You are sooo clever xxx
ReplyDeletei just want to stroke them all and was about to baulk at you chopping them up...but not now i saw what you make!!!! those pirate coats are incredible, you are very talented Lisa. ace to have you linking again x
ReplyDeletelove that bobble cardi! Great finds!
ReplyDeleteAh how do you do it? Every time that I go looking for woolly jumpers at the op shop all that they seem to have is nasty acryllic (yuk!)
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see what you make with this little lot.
can't wait to see those upcycled woolen pixie hats5
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