Well another month has flown by and so has another monthly theme for our #funwithfolkit challenge. When we posted our first Flora and Fauna themed project, we never expected it would be as popular as it was, getting thousands of views within the first week of being posted. If you haven't seen it yet, why not pop over to the blog post here for a look.
It seems that there are two camps for these challenges, those that love incorporating the themes in to their Folk It designs and those that run with it to create their own unique ideas. However you interpret them, we love them all. Here we have rounded up our favourites for the month of June.
Jacky from Chloe and Kato recently rediscovered her painting mojo and created this beautiful spray of daisies and roses - inspired by her favourite mug! We have to say though, it is definitely cuter with a few ladybugs.
Painting on fabric takes practice, painting on silk is a labour of love but Jackie from Jacbnimble Crafts has done brilliantly creating this scarf for her friend.
Jaxs from Vintage Crafts by Jax has created these gorgeous purple plant pots using our Butterfly and Vintage Rose kits. By using a limited colour palette she has created a beautiful set of gifts that really stand out.
The lovely Folker from At the Painting Table has got creative to add the cutest bees to these delightful yellow roses - the perfect painting project for summer
Vanessa has found this lovely dragonfly shape to decorate for the Flora and Fauna theme. Dot daisies, dot roses and other dot patterns, it's got it all!
Stepping away from shapes and projects, Helen has used the Flora and Fauna theme to inspire her colour choices in her practice pages...what a great idea.
Sandra felt inspired after creating our Bee tutorial to create a different project. Featuring a unique Dragonfly design on the lid, she added a few dot daisies and vintage lace to the box to complete it.
These ducks are so popular at the minute with crafters. Using a French blue base coat and our Vintage Rose kit, Nazlie from Cositas Bonitas has turned this into a real centrepiece.
Who would have thought a Folked up owl would look so pretty! Helen from Mindful Crafts used our popular Round Brush Starter kit to decorate this owl beautifully.
Vikki discovered our stand and our kits at the Handmade Fair and she's been hooked ever since - we love the original and unique designs she has been creating with her dotting tool and this Dragonfly design worked perfectly for June's theme!
So as we head in to July, this month in our #funwithfolkit painting challenge, we are concentrating on wreaths. Whether they are dotty or festive, floral or not, we can't wait to see them all!
Happy Folking!
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