Vintage White Beads
Can't help but make something classic and comfortable. These light weight vintage beads give a new meaning to elegance!!!
Can't help but make something classic and comfortable. These light weight vintage beads give a new meaning to elegance!!!
All I can say is...FINALLY!!! I individually put each stone in place and it took a while to get that thickness... a piece I truly put heart and sweat in making...but I love the outcome...don't you?
I know we have way to go for November...but at times I think of a month and wait for the colors to dictate that month and combined it makes a great equation to "fill the white canvas"
Ahhh the romantic elegance of navy and ivory...add a little green to ground it down to earth...what do you get? A sweet combination for a stroll out in the sunny summer days.
This was my first baby... My first creation and I must say very hard to re-create...but the quest goes on!
I tried to capture the beauty of traditional lace look and add a little current fashion punch...what do you all think?
LOVE these! A very popular item I make in popping colors like yellow, red...even black. They just dress you up even in a tank top!
A very special piece I made with amethyst given to me by a dear friend, along with some sweet purple tinted pearls that combine perfectly...
This is one of my favorite hair pieces ... It brings an extra umph to plain old buns... Can't live without one!
Well living in Florida...land of lush and oranges....so I have to do it...Can we say Orange-tastic?
SO I have to give props to my friend Windy from The PettiCoat Pirate in North Carolina. She's a big fan of ECU...and so here is my adopted pride colors of ECU...
Ahhh...the Yang to "Natural Pearl" Ying... Must have pairs of classics don't ya think?
SO I dare say I've been reading some Vogue, and fashion guru...Valentino came up with some pretty breath taking plaid looks, my favorite? Well the Yellow plaid of course...gotta say its risky yellow and black...you seem to automatically think of Bees. And those of you who know me...well...I am petrified of them...love what they do for gardens but...still..ahhhh! Anyways, I do appreciate yellow plaid.
