She wanted us to explore the 'real' meaning of the Easter season.
There are lots of pretty Easter decorations in the shops at this time of year. I feel a bit left out as I love decorating the house for special occasions, but have never been inclined to go with the fluffy rabbits and chicks too much as I don't feel it is a true reflection of the way I celebrate Easter. So I thought I'd make some bunting (youknow how I love it!) that was spring like yet was more my style.
As we live in Wales and Luke goes to a bilingual school I get to hear the Welsh variation on celebrations.
I didn't have time to do 'Pasg Hapus', was busy last night with school 'Easter' fundraiser (lots of chocolate eggs), so I've done 'Pasg' (Easter) and have written quotations of Jesus, from the days leading up to his death.
Anyway, here it is...
Ingredients:
Bunting cut on Craft Robo
Flowers - Prima, Blooms to Go.
Punch - McGill
Swirls - Quickutz
Pen - Sakura Souffle
7 comments:
bunting cut on craft robo - what a neat idea! I wish I could work out how to do stuff like that. I just love your bunting - with the large letters and the quotations. I'm sure it will add an extra dimension to your Easter decorations at home. And Welsh too - brilliant!
What a lovely idea to make bunting - and so expertly done on the robo - and the quotations are just right - what a great response to Esther's challenge x
Gorgeous bunting, I'm very impressed at the robo skills.
Fantastic piece! I love the colors and embellishments and the addition of your handwriting on each piece! Wonderful!
a great multi purpose project! Love the combination of your interests, into a great piece of work!
lovely ruth :) really like the bunting!
Hug, jx
What a fantastic banner and a lovely way to decorate the house at Easter.
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