Never mind, this is not about me but another doomed project I came up with while waiting for a certain Starbucks card project to dry. Have a look at this:
Sweet and innocent, right?
It might be if you happen to have a little girl in your life or feel a bit like one yourself. No to both, I'm afraid, so what to do? Mauve plastic flower hair clips normally aren't part of my universe.
But this stuff is:
Twine and beads, the latter courtesy of The Envelope of Doom. Two birds, one stone, can't bea
I cut two circles out of the black foamy mat thing, slightly larger than the flowers, and simply mod- podged the twine to it, a little bead in the middle of each one, and that was pretty much it. After the thingys were dry,one had a little beady accessoire attached and they got hot- glued to the flowers.
Bob luuurves them. I wonder if he'd let me embellish him! *evil laugh*
On second thought... naw, I like my face attached to my head, better give it a miss.
They look better in real life, you can't really see the black foam mat under them when worn.
I think I will send them to a very special friend in Germany who I haven't talked to for ages. My fault, for no reason whatsoever I kinda let the contact die down and I miss the lass a lot. She has the most gorgeous fiery red hair, which is what came to my mind when I made these. Luv ya, Martina!
Mich, it looks like you are re- uniting me with a friend, if she still likes me after disappearing for too long. There's your good deed for today!
Linkin' up here:
No. Way. I am in love with this. I HATED those dumb flowers and could never think of a thing to do with them. YOU, my dear, have opened my eyes. I mean...no way...I am kind of speechless. Genius.
ReplyDeletenow I have to admit you transformed that flower. I made them girlie...oopsy, but I am girlie and I know a few kids in my life. Really if you didn't look at the back you would have no idea that flower was used.
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