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Handmade Mobiles – Plus Win a DIY Mobile Art Book

by Hilary Pullen

Happy Folksy Friday

This week our theme is Nursery Mobiles.  Folksy.com is full of beautiful handmade mobiles, perfect for adding the finishing touch to your newly decorated nursery.  Click the links below to find out more about these unique crochet, stitched felt and hand sewn nursery mobiles.  You can also find details of the British designers who have made them when you click through to their shops.

Handmade Nursery Mobiles

Simply Charming – Balloon Mobile / Crafty Wee Cow – Felt Dog Mobile / Ella and Boo – Rainbow Mobile / Kory’s Little Shop – Jungle Animal Mobile / Tiny Tots Mobiles – Little Duck Mobile / Camilla B Designs – Polka Dot Balloon Moblie / Fairly Amy – Elephant Mobile

Each week we encourage bloggers to share a selection of Folksy items to a theme of their choice and if you tag us or use the hashtag #folksyfriday we’ll share them on our Twitter and Pinterest feeds – great exposure for your blog.

If you would like to curate a #FolksyFriday here on the Folksy blog with a link back to your own blog or shop,  comment or email hilary@folksy.co.uk with a link to your latest Folksy Friday post for details!

 

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Win a Copy of ‘Mobile Art’

This week in keeping with our #FolksyFriday theme, the lovely people at CICO have offered us 3 copies of this beautiful Mobile Art Book, it’s a new book by the very talented designer Clare Youngs and we think that you will all love it.

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The book has instructions to make 35 inspiring and simple mobiles to decorate your home, most of which can be completed in an afternoon! These include a delicate seed-pod mobile that will spin gently in your kitchen, a gorgeous quilled paper snowflake mobile for Christmas, and our favourite, hanging teepees made from left-over wrapping paper. There’s even a tutorial for macrame hanging planters!

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The mobiles all come with easy to follow, step-by-step instructions and use a variety of crafting techniques and materials, from stencils, papercutting and origami to himmeli sculptures made from drinking straws and simple hand-sewing. If you’d like to find out more head over to the CICO website.

In this video tutorial taken from a project in the book, you can learn how to make an origami swan mobile.

HOW TO WIN THE BOOK!

Simply click below and add your details to our prize draw.

ENTER THE COMPETITION!

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