Another set of roses that I made today for thegildedbee.etsy.com: This listing is for 12 cardstock roses. Each bloom measures approx. 2 cm in diameter.
An ivory card overlaid with tiny red dots and stamped with lovely etched birds in chocolate. Card comes with handmade pink envelope. Card and envelope come packaged in a protective cellophane envelope. Come visit my shop and see my other items: thegildedbee.etsy.
A shell pink card is dressed in overall golden dots,red roses, and a scalloped sea blue label with the greeting 'best wishes' applied to the center. Card comes with a handmade envelope made of the palest pink dot paper. Card and envelope come in a protective cellophane envelope.
Lace, palest pink dots, flowers, and flowing script comprise this collage card. Card comes with handmade pink envelope, packaged in a cellophane envelope for protection.
Fleur de lis, dots and delight. A handstamped card finished with a wavy edge. Card comes with handmade pink dot envelope.
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I wanted a hat block right away, but didn't want to cough up the $$ for one. Some of them can get very pricey. I got the idea for this project from an article on vintagesewing.info, wherein the author stated that you could use a hat that fit well, and cast it in plaster to make a custom hat block. So I took that idea and applied it using a sturdy adult size plastic party hat.
I bought some wool felt yesterday to try it out, I still need to shrink the felt. I'll post the hats when I complete them.
I woke up this morning to see a whirling winter wonderland outside the window.
It has been colder than is typical of this time of year. The temps. usually range between 30-55 degrees, yesterday morning at breakfast time it was 3 degrees.
I took some old hot pink shoes, and after removing the plastic hibicus on the top, cleaned and glittered them. I combined a fine glitter with a coarser glitter, and adhered it to the shoes with mod podge. I also adhered some sequin trim around the top of the shoes. For the how to go to this website: http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Glitter-Shoes.
We went to both Walnut and Atlantic in the same afternoon, as they are very close together.
I found some buttons in Bonnesens (old fashioned five and dime store: if you happen to be in the area make sure to stop, they have everything from crepe paper to penny candy).
And I purchased some fabric for some dresses, a blouse and skirt.
I'm an almost 21, art+craft addict,
I love paris couture, british culture, inventing recipes, hunting for treasure at thrift shops and flea markets, to wrap gifts beautifully, and collect things with flowers on them...