äitienpäivälahjaksi kukkatyyny

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Vappuviikonloppuna tartuin toiseen tilkkukukkakuponkiin ja muotoilin siitä tyynynpäällisen:


Vähän yksityiskohtaa. Ehkä kuvasta erottuu pieni kirahvi, joka kurkkaa terälehdeltä?


Varastoista löytyi ilmattomaan pussiin pakattu tyyny, jonka perusteella mitoitin päällisen. Tyyny oli tulossa äitienpäivälahjaksi, ja ajattelin lituskan tyynyn helpommaksi paketoida kuin kuohkean. Olin varmaan oikeassa, sillä lituska tyynykin oli aika haastava paketoitava.

Tänään perjantaina Äiti soitti ja kertoi saaneensa paketin. Kerrankin ajoissa äitienpäiväksi!

Comments

Marle said…
Voi miten hieno tyyny! Minua nyt vierottaa tilkkukukista vierailulla oleva tytär, jonka entinen huone on taas hänen käytössään ja omeplutarvikkeet pakattu sivuun.
May 7, 2010 at 4:02 PM
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