Sunday, November 29, 2015

Mad About the Boy


Billy is an awful boy
I don't like him at all;
first he pushed me off the swing
and then he grabbed my doll.

He also pulled my hair quite hard
and made to steal my snack;
if he tries to hug me,
I may not hug him back.



Featured: a felt flower
made from a drawing by my niece Michal

98 comments:

Maya Kuzman said...

Wow! So beautiful - I cannot believe how authentic it is!!!
I love this kind of projects where drawings are transformed into real toys - just recently saw how Ikea did this with their customer's kids drawings. I was mind blown!

sweetbriardreams said...

Brilliant! This makes the drawing extra special and I am sure Michal is thrilled with this. Beautiful idea xx

KC'sCourt! said...

That is so pretty
Julie xxxxxxxx

Ela said...

Amalia, your son is a wonderful designer! And you're perfectly done its design !
Have a nice Sunday !

greenrabbitdesigns said...

Wonderful artwork! :)

mamasmercantile said...

Stunning, you have certainly brought the picture/story to life. You have a wonderful creative mind.

Nancy Chan said...

Love your story. Love your craft and the painting by your niece Michal. Have a wonderful Sunday!

Meredith said...

Perfect poem with a perfect project.
Hugs,
Meredith

La Table De Nana said...

How cute that you can stitch art in this way:)
Adorable.

Conniecrafter said...

I think that is just so neat that you can make 3-D items from drawings that is just too cool, I bet the kids just love that you do that! Very cute poem :)
Have a wonderful Sunday!!

Crafts 'n' Skills said...

Love it!

A Joyful Cottage said...

This is so charming, Amalia. I love how you brought Michal's drawing to life both in felt and poetry. I see you both have that creative gene. How fun! xo ~ Nancy

DD's Cottage said...

I love that you took something from a child's picture and made it come to like! How special!

EG CameraGirl said...

Love the poem!! Yes, I'm giggling. :) And the stuffed felt flower is very creative.

Amy at Ms. Toody Goo Shoes said...

Adorable poem, Amalia! Your niece must be thrilled that you turned her picture into a something she can hold! She certainly has your creative genes!

Kim said...

"I may not hug him back"...love it! ;) What a magical gift, turning artwork into a true treasure. You are so talented!

Debby Ray said...

How adorable is the poem and your handiwork! You are so talented!

Kim said...

Michal is going to be delighted with your clever flower. Your interpretation from Michal's gorgeous artwork is quite simply, brilliant. Oh.....and of course your poem is such fun!!

Preeti said...

Cute flower!! :) Lovely way to convert drawing into a creative 3D object.

Quilting Stories said...

Tender children!!!!

VeggieMummy said...

That is such a clever idea. I've seen embroideries based on children's drawings but never a 3D object; I love it. xx

VeggieMummy said...

That is such a clever idea. I've seen embroideries based on children's drawings but never a 3D object; I love it. xx

Luciana F. Damiano said...

É muito bacana esse tipo de trabalho!
Parabéns.

The Joy of Home with Martha Ellen said...

Such a sweet and tender poem, Amalia. Your felted flower is lovely with the darling picture. Have a great day! xo ♥

Burlap Luxe said...

Art and poetry is there anything better?

Thank you Amalia
For your beautiful visit and words over at my place.
Xx
Dore

creativejewishmom/sara said...

Fabulous Amalia, and great to see you on craft schooling Sunday, and happy to have something to feature, since i can't feature all the xmas stuff.....
have a wonderful chanukah!

Tammy@T's Daily Treasures said...

How fabulous is that felt flower? It looks just like the drawing. Fantastic! Fun poem, too.

Daniela said...

GORGEOUS !
He's inspired you with his fancy, and it couldn't be otherwise, his flower is truly amazing ... I wonder what he said when has seen your flower resembling so much his !
Have a blessed week, my wonderful, amiable friend
Dany

Wainwright and Wright.Co said...

Looks fantastic!
Caz xx

Jo said...

Love it! Children have such great ideas. Jo x

Carla from The River said...

Lovely as always. I really enjoy the idea that you used your nieces print. :-))

Julie's Lifestyle said...

Wow your felt flower looks exactly like the drawing!
Thanks for sharing this Amalia with us at Cooking and Crafting with J&J.

Tricia Buice said...

That poem is adorable! So sweet :)

Lara B. said...

You captured all the charm of your niece's drawing Amalia... it is so whimsical and delightful to see it come to life like that. Did Michal see it yet?
As always, your poetry makes me smile and laugh and in this case, it brings back memories, LOL.

The Charm of Home said...

How cute! Thanks for joining Home Sweet Home!

Gracie Saylor said...

I love your work and your inspiration for this project :) Thanks for posting, Amalia! xx

handmade by amalia said...

She saw it, liked it, and explained to me that anything made from her drawings naturally belongs to her :-)

Enara Girl said...

Nice flower, picture and poem. Have a wonderful day! xoxo

Ingrid K. said...

Hello Amalia, what a cute flower and sweet poem! I love how you captured it so well!
And I love your granny square scrap table cloth from the other post, well done!!!

Have a nice week!
Ingrid xx
Myfunkycrochet.blogspot.be

Poções de Arte said...

Bom dia, Amalia!
Que ideia legal fazer um trabalho de feltro a partir do desenho de sua sobrinha! Ela deve ter amado ver esse mimo, né?
Abraços e ótima semana.

Rose @ Walnut Acre said...

I love the felt replication of the picture!

Keri said...

Awesome replica of your niece's drawing!! Love the poem too!!! :) I always enjoy reading your posts!!

Sandi@ Rose Chintz Cottage said...

The drawing goes so well with the flower and the poem, too cute! Little ones always make me smile. Thanks for sharing.

Blessings,
Sandi

She loves to crochet said...

What a lovely way to find inspiration, the flower is lovely and niece must be very happy too. Hx

Butterfly 8)(8 Bungalow said...

Cute poem. xoxo Su

Beauty Follower said...

Pretty cool to copy the drawing!

Have a lovely new month :)

http://beautyfollower.blogspot.gr/

Things and Thoughts said...

So talented you are! This is so precious, turn imagination into reality!
Happy December Amalia!
Olympia

Mrs. W. said...

Hello Amalia,

I love your poem! You are so creative to make this flower from your niece's drawing - what a great idea! She must be thrilled!

Thank you for your sweet comment on my post "Through My Window."

:) Hope

TLady said...

VERY SWEET POEM AMALIA!!!! And I do think your flower is LOVELY!!! What do you do with all your creations? ;) SO SWEET! Thank you for your visit!

Anna said...

Happy about your story !
Hug
Anna

Have a Daily Cup of Mrs. Olson said...

Love the flower and adore that poem! You know Billy just had a boy crush! lol! Thanks for sharing with SYC.
hugs,
Jann

Red Rose Alley said...

Oh, that Billy. Sometimes they do those mean things to the girls cause they like them. : )

It's the Christmas season! I'm so glad to share it with you, Amalia.

~Sheri

Lowcarb team member said...

What a great poem ...
Your flower is perfect ... great way to compliment your nieces drawing ...
Happy December Wishes ...

All the best Jan

Gumbo Lily said...

Love the child-drawings that turn into REAL.
Your poem is sweet (as always).

Liz That Skinny Chick Can Bake said...

What a sweet poem. I think we've all had those feelings throughout the years!

Diane said...

Wonderful poem and what a fun flower Amalia.

Hugs Diane

JES said...

I just love your clever and creative posts! Poetry and pretties both :) Thank you for sharing on the Art of Home-Making Mondays!

Stephanie said...

My dear Amalia, you always bring a smile to my face with your charming posts. Hugs and love to you!

Enara Girl said...

Have a nice weekend dear! xoxo

aspiritofsimplicity said...

oh that made me smile!

Rosie said...

Ha, Ha I don't think I'd hug him back either! Lovely flower:)

FlashinScissors said...

Oh Amalia, This is so clever! Love the story and making a flower from Michael's picture is so thoughtful!!
Love it! Hugs! Barbara xx

Carolina G. Ticala said...

Very nice pics!!kiss

Carolina G. Ticala said...

Very nice pics!!kiss

Bonnie said...

You are talented Amalia. Charming poem. Michal is a delightful young artist.

Pamela @ Brooklyn Farm Girl said...

Such a sweet poem, thanks for the cheer up!

Jess said...

This is so cute! :)

Thanks for joining Cooking and Crafting with J & J!

Cheri Savory Spoon said...

Hi Amalia, your children are going up with all your talent and artistry, how lucky for them.

Benita said...

This is so adorable! I just love your posts!! I have some of the hubster's drawings from when he was small framed and will be hanging them around the house! Hugs!!

Big Rigs 'n Lil' Cookies said...

You are so talented to bring the flower in the drawing to life!

Magali@TheLittleWhiteHouse said...

What a sweet idea to make the drawing real!

Debbie-Dabble Blog and A Debbie-Dabble Christmas said...

Thanks so much for visiting!!

Hugs,Deb

Magia da Inês said...

✿ه° ·.
Como é lindo ver essa transformação de desenho em obra de arte concreta!!!

Ótimo fim de semana com tudo de bom!
Beijinhos.
❤ه°˚ ·.

Vee said...

A most amazing felt flower...a most wonderful drawing! A real collaborative effort...

ewa777 said...

This is so pretty poem. Michal's picture is also very nice:)

chateau chic said...

So cute and darling felt flower!
Mary Alice

Deb @ Frugal Little Bungalow said...

I just love that you made it from her drawing ! :)

Deb @ Frugal Little Bungalow said...

I just love that you made it from her drawing ! :)

Sofi Moukidou said...

this poem is sooo cute and girly! I really love it!
The flower is also wonderful!

Ana said...

The flower is so cute! What a sweet idea. Oh, and cute poem too. Wishing you a wonderful new week my friend.

Hugs,
❤️Ana

Unknown said...

The pictures are so amazing! Thank you for sharing:)

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Wonky Patchwork said...

Such a true to her drawing version, your niece/nephew must think you're the best Aunt ever.

handmade by amalia said...

I'm going to look that up, Ikea always surprise me with their creativity.

handmade by amalia said...

Thanks for featuring me, Sara. A treat for me.

handmade by amalia said...

What did she say? Give it to me :-)

handmade by amalia said...

Thanks for visiting me, Rose ♥

handmade by amalia said...

Some are presents, some are requests, and a precious few I keep ♥

handmade by amalia said...

Looking forward to seeing them, Benita ♥

handmade by amalia said...

She'd better :-)

Marilyn @ MountainTopSpice said...

What a lovely creation from a drawing, and the cute poem to accompany it - just a delight - as always Amalia!

SavoringTime in the Kitchen said...

With two grandsons and another grandson on the way, I get it :) Adorable art and flower, Amalia!

SavoringTime in the Kitchen said...

Having two grandsons and a third grandson on the way I totally get the poem :) What a cute picture and flower, Amalia!

marmarel said...

Great to use a drawing from your niece!! I did one time with a drawing of my daughter, made a clay-pendant from it.
Greetings from Marijke

Parsimonious Décor Darling said...

Adorable, Amalia...truly you are talented! You should open a shop where parents can send their kiddos' artwork and make it into a real toy! Super cute.

akiko hiramatsu said...

I think so too!
Hug give us happy :)

akiko

Suzan said...

Your niece is quite an artist!!
Lovely!!

handmade by amalia said...

What a great idea! 2016 is full of possibilities... :-)
A hug.

handmade by amalia said...

A clay-pendant is an interesting idea. I'm trying to think of a way to turn the flower into a stamp.