I like fall. The leaves turn such interesting colours here in my corner of the world. I love the reds and oranges and yellows, they are so beautiful. Somehow I always end up with leaves in my hand.
A couple of weeks ago I created some coasters from felt and this time I wanted to try something similar, but with leaves. I had leaves with different colours from green to red that are flat and have the least amount of damage.
First I glued the leaves to a sheet of paper from an old exercise book. After deciding on the pattern, I cut out all the shapes I needed and then glued them on another sheet of paper. Then I traced the edges with my sharpie because I liked the look better and used my iron to dry and flat out the coasters. Use medium heat and also, you don’t want any steam — so no water in the iron! Finally, I used some decoupage glue to coat the coasters.
Each coaster is 10 cm x 10 cm (about 4 inches by 4 inches). I used some great old quilting block desings, and of course I had to try a crazy block with the tiny scraps I had after the normal blocks. To have better colours, I used my scanner for the following images.
Emese
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What a great idea. Your coasters are amazing.
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What a creative and smart way to use fallen leaves! Beautiful! I think my favorite is the scrappy block. :-)
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ReplyDeleteRelive this idea! They really look like stained glass made of leaves
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! You have truly captured fall.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful! Such a clever idea. Thanks for sharing with SYC.
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Very clever, and the colors are amazing!
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