Crochet Crafts Jewelry DIY - Rustic / Shabby Chic / French Country / Romantic / Gypsy Boho

  I recently revisited a series of small felt bears that I originally created a few years ago. Back then, I already liked their raw and expressive look. Very simple shapes, just a few lines, but a lot of character. The blanket stitch is intentionally visible — it’s part of the drawing as much as the construction. Working on them again now, I realized I still like them just as much. They have something a bit naive, almost childlike, but with very strong expressions. That’s what made me want to turn them into a pattern. The idea stayed the same: keep it simple, accessible, no sewing machine needed, and very little material. A project you can start easily, while still having a strong visual identity. The pattern includes all the steps, with stitch diagrams and printable templates. 👉 The pattern is available here:  CocoFlower Atelier

Hello to all bunny enthusiasts and vintage aficionados! With Easter fast approaching, I'm excited to introduce you to my latest creations: the Groovy Seventies-inspired RabStar plush bunnies! 🐰💐 Inspired by the vibrant hues and vibes of the 70s, these adorable bunnies embody the retro charm and hippie spirit of that era. Crafted from vintage floral fabrics in shades of yellow, pink, and orange, they bring a touch of springtime joy wherever they go. Each bunny is unique, with three different designs to choose from: geometric patterns, timeless floral prints, or modern Scandinavian-inspired motifs. Each one is meticulously hand embroidered with love and attention to detail. You can find my RabStar plush bunnies on display and available for purchase at the International House de Esbjerg . And for more of my creations, be sure to visit my website, www.cocoflower.net . 🌟 #EasterBunnies #VintageInspiration #ArtToys #SpringDecor 🌟

Following my visit to Fanø , I wanted to make little dogs in embroidered fabric in the spirit of Staffordshire porcelain . I have chosen some pretty fabrics (French Jouy toile, French Provençal fabric, navy cotton, polka dot and star cotton) and drew the pattern for my creatures. The eyes, ears, tail and nose are made from colorful felt. They are glued and embroidered with cotton thread. A few pretty buttons are sewn on the tail. I added beads for the nose and eyes. The finishing touch: a necklace of glass beads and a silver-plated brass chain. The front and back of the dog are embroidered together and the whole dog is stuffed by recycled polyester. And VOILA, a few hours later my cute little critters are finished. Find them in my creative shop: cocoflower.net

  And now I’m in Denmark ! Here, everything has to start again. Everything has to be discovered.A new language, a new culture, new habits. But what a joy it is to have everything to explore and create. It's a new youth in a way. And there's nothing better for boosting inspiration. Some news after a long silence. Here I am, in Denmark! A new country, new adventures for a new part of my life. At 50, it's great! It was in 2013, in Paris, that I set up my little business of handmade creations: jewelry, decorations, accessories.   But the artistic adventure began much earlier for me, in 2009, with drawing, comics and the creation of collectible dolls.   I've sold all over the world on many handmade platforms (Etsy, Amazon, Dawanda, ALM, UGM, etc), some of which don't even exist anymore..lol... I've also taken part in many handmade markets, exhibitions and pop-ups in France, Germany and even the United States. 4 years ago, I returned to my roots in Brittany (Bretagne)...

Crocheted earrings - Vintage buttons hair pins -  Fabric and lace necklace Japanese fabric hair clips - Vintage buttons hair pins - Glass bead earrings French toile hair pins - Vintage buttons hair pins - Glass bead and snowflake earrings Hair pins - Vintage buttons hair pins - Dreamcatcher earrings Makeup bag - Earrings - Fabric necklace Bow earrings - Vintage buttons hair pins - Vintage buttons studs Crochet coin purse - Brooch - Dreamcatcher earrings Fabric earrings - Fabric studs - Hair pins Necklace - Studs earrings - Fabric necklace - Vintage buttons hair pins Find all and more on CocoFlower

A fresh wind is blowing with this frozen collection : Mint earrings, notebook and hair pins. Un vent frais souffle avec cette collection glacée : boucles d'oreilles, petit carnet et barrettes à cheveux de couleur menthe ❄  ❄  ❄  Frozen Mint earrings with snowflake ❄  ❄  ❄  Menthe glacée, bleu et vert : boucles d'oreilles, barrettes, petit carnet ❄  ❄  ❄  Frozen green and blue mint earrings  A retrouver  / Available  : CocoFlower ☃☃ ☃☃ ☃☃

Tuto Barrette Yoyo en tissu Matériel : tissu (ici tissu Provençal), fil à coudre blanc, aiguille, ciseaux, bouton ( ici bouton Vintage ), support de barrette couleur bronze, colle à bijoux, pince à linge DIY Yoyo Flower fabric hair pin Material : fabric (here French Fabric), sewing thread, needle, scissors, 1 button ( Vintage button here ), Hair pin bar, glue jewelry, clothespin Etapes / Steps 1. Tracer un cercle grâce à un verre sur l'envers du tissu.  Draw a circle with an empty glass of water on the other side of the fabric. 2. Découper le cercle.  Cut the circle. 3. Couper une bonne longueur de fil. Faire un double noeud. Cut on very long thread. Make a double knot.  4. Piquer l'aiguille à quelques mm du bord. Faire un point devant tout le long du cercle. Sting the needle to a couple millimeter front the edge. Make a running stitch along the circle. 5. Une fois tout les point...