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DIY St. Patrick’s Day Shamrocks

Quick and easy to make, this St. Patrick’s Day Shamrock is a great way to decorate any space so that you’re ready for the festivities! St. Patrick’s Day is just around the corner and we have a quick and easy craft to get you in the Shamrockin’ spirit! These Shamrocks can be used as decorations for a St. Patrick’s Day themed party or just to brighten up any room. You can hang them using ribbon, attach them directly to any surface using some adhesive, make a key chain and much more! We are showing you how to make one size, but you can change the measurements below to make larger or smaller Shamrocks. What You'll Need: Stiff Felt Sheets - 12” x 12” Ruler Rotary cutter or fabric scissors Hot glue gun and sticks Ribbon (optional) Instructions: 1. With your Stiff Felt Sheets , rotary blade and ruler , cut 4 strips measuring 1 inch wide by 12 inches long and 4 strips measuring 1 inch wide by 10 inches long. You should have a total of 8 strips. T
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The Other Side of Toronto's Design Week

Hey hey Guys,

Just as I had promised and said I'm already deviating back to the Design Show, but this time we're looking at the other side of Toronto's Design Week.

Design week in Toronto last month wasn't just about the Interior Design Show, one of our very own had attended the Come Up to My Room Exhibition that was taking place that week. Of course if you haven't already guessed felt and design have started to go hand in hand. She found an interesting piece made by the Woman King Collective. The event takes place in the Gladstone Hotel and is an annual alternative design event. So if for next year you want to walk through the beaten path definitely check out this event.

We leave you with Women King Collectives felt pieces called "Dwell" to give you a brief idea of what it meant to the designers here is a little snip it that was under the piece. For their felt birdhouse they have used Industrial Felt to create that natural heathered look.


“Dwell explores the evolution of familiar spaces as reflections of our life cycles. The home is a site where we are created, grow, transform, and inevitably break free from.”

Like what you see check out their blog: http://womankingcollective.blogspot.ca

  

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