Challenge de A à Z 2021 et #AtoZchallenge2021Quilt : la lettre Y
#AtoZchallenge2021 and #AtoZchallenge2021Quilt: letter Y
Chaque jour pendant tout le mois d'avril sauf les dimanches, je poste un article commençant par chacune des lettres de l'alphabet. Cette année mon thème est, dans l'univers du textile, le recyclage, la réutilisation et la valorisation. Plein de bonnes idées de bricolage facile !
Montrez ici vos réalisations textiles qui commencent par un Y : ça peut être le nom d'un quilt, d'un bloc, d'une technique, d'un accessoire de couture, d'un point de broderie, d'un objet fait avec du tissu, tout ce qui a un lien avec l'art textile !
#AtoZchallenge2021 and #AtoZchallenge2021Quilt: letter Y
Chaque jour pendant tout le mois d'avril sauf les dimanches, je poste un article commençant par chacune des lettres de l'alphabet. Cette année mon thème est, dans l'univers du textile, le recyclage, la réutilisation et la valorisation. Plein de bonnes idées de bricolage facile !
Et vous aussi vous pouvez jouer ! Voir en bas de l'article.
Every day during the whole month of April except Sundays, I write a post starting with each letter of the alphabet. This year my theme is, in the textile universe, about upcycling, recycling and repurposing. Lots of good easy DIY ideas!
And you can play too! See below.
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Y comme yarn, ou laine.
Evidemment si vous avez de la laine, vous pouvez tricoter ! Oui mais que faire des fins de pelotes, de ces petits bouts trop courts pour en faire du tricot ? Ou de ces pelotes de layette qui ne serviront plus ? Et que faire de la laine quand on habite un pays tempéré ?
Y is for yarn.
Obviously if you have yarn, you can knit! But what to do with the ends of the balls, those little pieces that are too short to knit? Or those balls of yarn that will not be used anymore? And what to do with yarn when you live in a temperate country?
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Des pompons bien sûr ! Avec pleins de couleurs différentes pour faire des fleurs.
Pom poms of course! With lots of different colors to make flowers.
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Ou en forme de nuage pour habiller une chambre d'enfant.
Or in the shape of a cloud to decorate a child's room.
A cute little yarn bird based on 3-4 different colors.
You have leftover yarn and a sewing machine? Try couching!
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Une autre technique de couching.
Idéal pour ajouter de la texture et de la couleur à des projets.
Another couching technique.
Ideal for adding texture and color to projects.
And the bonding? Roll up, roll up and you'll have a pretty, colorful bouquet!
Some leftover yarn, a few knots and here is a pretty leaf!
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Les enfants vont adorer fabriquer ces attrape-rêves en forme de cœur et d'étoile pour leur chambre.
Kids will love making these easy hearts and stars dream catchers for their rooms.
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Un arbre de vie en laine
A woolen tree of life
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Et pourquoi pas un collier ? En voilà un facile à réaliser.
How about a necklace? Here is an easy one to make.
Creation of ethnic inspired necklaces in yarn (no tutorial).
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A mi-chemin entre le collier et l'écharpe, un col en laine tressée.
Halfway between the necklace and the scarf, an easy braided yarn cowl.
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A vous de jouer !*
It's your turn to play!*
Show here your textile creations that start with a Y: it can be the name of a quilt, a block, a technique, a sewing accessory, an embroidery stitch, an object made with fabric, anything related to textile art!
*If you are looking for the Patchwork & Quilts link-up,
it's here: Link party Patchwork & Quilts
Le prix à gagner @CréaPassions
The prize to win @FatQuarterShop
Link party ouverte 24 heures seulement ! (de 8h ce matin à 7h55 demain)
Link party opens 24 hours only! (from 8am to 7:55am, Paris time)
j'aime beaucoup les pendeloques en laine colorée et ça a l'air très facile!
RépondreSupprimerShops that have had me addicted over the years, Food Shops (always), Book Shops(likewise), Tool shops, Artist Materials - but now it is Yarn Shops!
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Love the bird and the twig art pieces. This, I think, even I can manage:)
RépondreSupprimerI use mine in scrapbooking (although mine are left from crochet, not knitting).
RépondreSupprimerThe pom poms and the birdie are so cute. Dreamcatchers are the best, of course. :D
RépondreSupprimerWonderful ideas for use of yarn for the non-knitters. I used some yarn that DH's grandmother gave me to wrap around his senior class ring that I wore when we were dating. I still have the yarn on his ring. :) I think I will save some of these ideas to make with or for my little granddaughter. Thanks! ;)
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Great ideas.
RépondreSupprimerProbably one of the most versatile upcycling materials! Have you seen yarn-bombed trees? The maker of the first pom-pom pictured has the perfect blog name!
RépondreSupprimerDe belles idées...
RépondreSupprimerThose are the prettiest pom poms I've ever seen!
RépondreSupprimerPom poms are always great -- for adding to hats, zipper pulls, shoe laces, you name it. I love the hanging hearts as well. https://mollyscanopy.com/2021/04/youth-job-at-the-altamont-fair-atozchallenge/
RépondreSupprimerI want to make one of those birds! I crochet instead of knit and have a bunch of yarn laying around to use.
RépondreSupprimerAs a crocheter, I always have leftover yarn. I pinned two of these for later - the yarn bird and the pompoms.
RépondreSupprimerHow fun are those pretty flowery pompoms - I LOVE them.
RépondreSupprimerI have lots and lots of yarn that I've been using on a colorful afghan, so this post gives me ideas for how I can use the remaining yarn when I finally finish!
RépondreSupprimerThere are so many things one can do with yarn. Although, I have to admit, I hate pom-poms. I know, I should turn in my needles for saying such a thing.
RépondreSupprimerYour dream catchers and the colorful yarn bird won my heart today. Your imagination knows now bounds!
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Belles trouvailles. J'adore l'oiseau!! Le dernier collier est fantastique! ;^)
RépondreSupprimerI like the little dreamcatchers. Have you seen those string art pictures with nails and string? I bet you could use yarn for those too. My daughter made me one in the shape of the state of Maine. Weekends In Maine
RépondreSupprimerThose are really ingenious uses of yarn bits! I'd only thought of using them as art materials for a collage.
RépondreSupprimerI needed those ideas, as I have a bag full of various yarn remains of my former knitting projects.
RépondreSupprimerBonjour! tous ces blogs!!!!! Carrément inspirants.....quelle créativité!!!merci.
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