Trisha has done some crafting with wooden pegs and made an octopus, sending you the pics.
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Hi Trisha
ReplyDeleteI love both your creations! Was is hard decorating the peg? Did it take you long to do.? You Octopus looks really happy to have so many different coloured legs. Great work Trisha!
Mrs T
Wow Trisha. What great idea on a bit of a wet morning. I really like how you have used a range of materials with your crafting. You are lucky to have so much in your bubble.
ReplyDeleteMr G
Hi Trisha.
ReplyDeleteWow super idea to use wooden pegs to make creations.
I love your Octopus. It looks amazing with different coloured legs.
Keep up the great work you are posting.
Mrs Snook.
Hi Trisha,
ReplyDeleteI love how you turned the pegs into little people. Especially how you used the wee yellow pom poms for hair, they look fantastic. That was also such a good idea using the feathers on your octopus for its tentacles. You are so creative!
Aleasha
Hi Trisha
ReplyDeleteHow very clever, using pegs to make into people. They are very cute. I love your very colourful octopus. I especially like that you have used coloured feathers for the tentacles.
Petra
Hi Trisha
ReplyDeleteI am loving these creations here . You’ve really used your imagination . They both look rather fiddly , did you need much help? I like how bright they are and all the finer details you have added , like the octopus’s eyelashes !
Well done
Anna