After completing the ruched brooch I made with supplies from my Dad’s shed, I still had some scraps of the muslin left. Inspired by the Casalguidi workshop, I decided to add some random pulled work to one of the scraps using four sided stitch and eyelets.
That reminded me that I hadn’t rusted anything for a while and I had some gorgeous bits of rusty iron just begging to be wrapped. I think those big spirals may be part of an old clock mechanism.
After a week or so outside in the alternate pouring rain and baking sun of a typical British summer:
Lots of possibilities!
I’ve also done a little more of the blue work piece and the second shaded flower is nearly completed.
Getting there slowly…
Under A Topaz Sky 
Your creations are so lovely!
Very inspirational! You will be able to make something stunning with your rusted fabric
Love the old clock springs – looking forward to seeing what you do with the cloth!
Fantastic
I absolutely love your flowers! So far I’ve read only this post but I think I’ll stay for longer 🙂 Yesterday I officially started my adventure with blogging and, despite being a complete beginner, I am sure I’ll love it. Thank you for inspiring me!
Something so lovely abut the colour of rust.