spring flowers
April 27, 2009 at 11:24 am | Posted in bead simple, I love to make things..., recycled crafty, vintage crafty | 1 CommentWow, after a super busy week and a lot of things I’m excited about and wanted to mention (mason jars! inventing some hanging flower baskets! estate sales! garden! making a cookbook!) I am suddenly feeling horribly under the weather so I’m going to save those bits and pieces for another day. Bummer.
I do have one thing to show before I crawl back into bed: a little flower-embellishment project to resparkle a plain vintage handbag over at CraftStylish. I took some assorted rhinestones in two different colors
and mixed them into a floral pattern in the spirit of my favorite handbag designer ever, Enid Collins.
It is also a bit like the Blossom Book project from Bead Simple (same color mix — I love those deep-gold rhinestones) and a bit like the Treasure Box I made for CRAFT: 05 (yes, same center rhinestones again! I am a creature of habit, I guess.).
I like it!
Okay, I’m heading back to bed for now… I need to rest up so I can cheer on the Blazers in Game 5 tomorrow night.
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I love your Enid Collins inspiration. I have an original Enid Collins box bag that my parents got for me at an auction in Ellensburg, WA I think. They didn’t even know who Enid Collins was, but thought I would like the bag – talk about luck for me! Anyway, just wanted to say thanks for sharing your inspiration and I love your blog!
Comment by Kelli— May 18, 2009 #