I hope everyone has a blessed Easter Sunday. We all have so much to be thankful for. While in town this morning I saw a small band of actors dressed in Bible times clothing, The one playing Jesus had a white robe and carried a cross. He fell and someone lashed out at him with a rope. It was very impressive to see that on a busy street.
I am posting these cut angel earrings I made. You can see more pictures on my etsy site or facebook page, CraftedWithStyle. Thanks for stopping by. I would love to read a comment.
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Friday, October 21, 2011
Tic Tac Toe Game
This is the old fashion game we use to draw on a peice of paper and play with a pencil, marking the squares with O's and X's. I made this one to go on my coffee table. It makes for a quick fun game to play right before supper time, by children and adults as well. For special customers, I paint a folk like painting of thier house from a photo on the lower right hand side.
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Gold Fish Block
This is a quilt block piece I put together with scraps of fabric saved from other projects. Just a tiny piece of orange I saved and so glad I did. I hate to throw away any bit of scrapes I have left over. They always come in handy someday. I made the eyes out of black sequins and the air bubbles out of tiny pearl beads, which you can see better in the close up photo below.
Monday, February 7, 2011
Lady Bug
I got this cute pattern for a pin cushion, from Craft nThings magazine. You can go to their website craftnthings.com and get the free pattern. Just click on the February 2011 magazine, then free pattern , Lovely Ladybug. I modified the pattern to suit my taste, and ease of construction such as using felt instead of fabric. I left one piece of the pattern out, because I could not figure out where it went, LOL
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Goblet Glass or Cup Charms Tutorial
These little charms are great to put on any glass with a stem to help your guest identify their glass. Can even be used on coffee mugs. It only takes a few minutes to make and they make much appreciated hostess gifts.
All thats needed, are a small pair of plyers with a cutting edge and round on the end, as shown in photo above, 4 inch piece of memory wire, 8-7mm beads and a charms of your choice. I chose a small leaf for mine,
Step 1. Cut a four inch piece of memory wire. Using your plyers, make a small round turn on one end of the wire. This keeps your beads from fall off.
Step 4. Place remaining 4 beads on the wire. Next, take your plyers as before, and make a small turn on the wire to hold your beads in place.
Step 5. With your fingers manipulate the wire into a round circle and, wala... you now have a charm that eaisly slips onto the glass stem.
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