My local thrift store called 'Hidden Treasures', really does have hidden treasures. Some time ago I bought a fabric remnant, it was hardly even a quarter of a yard. I paid .25 cents. Then I noticed in their jewelry case, little plastic bags full of mismatched beads and trinkets. I picked one up for $3.
I used some of the fabric on different projects, either flowers I made for Maggie, or some months ago when I was making my cuffs. But I still had some small pieces left. Yesterday I was thinking how I like the look of necklaces that have large pendants with crystals and beads, but I hate the feel of the heavy metal on my chest. And since I've been making jewelry with fabric, I though I'd give it a try.
I used a random square of words I cut from a .50 cents romance novel and used it on the photo square trinket. It actually came from the same novel I was using when I was making my poetry busts. And voila!!!
I used some of the fabric on different projects, either flowers I made for Maggie, or some months ago when I was making my cuffs. But I still had some small pieces left. Yesterday I was thinking how I like the look of necklaces that have large pendants with crystals and beads, but I hate the feel of the heavy metal on my chest. And since I've been making jewelry with fabric, I though I'd give it a try.
I used a random square of words I cut from a .50 cents romance novel and used it on the photo square trinket. It actually came from the same novel I was using when I was making my poetry busts. And voila!!!
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