well the end's well, so I won't bore you with details.
And last night was our monthly friends get-together,
which is always such a blessing. My friends are fabulous,
and even though we don't see each other often or chit-chat
on the phone much, it's always good to know who has your
back.
All right then, if you happen to be one of my partners in
Cassandra's ornament swap, you may want to avert your eyes!
What's in the box?? It's a glittery box, you just can't
tell in the photo, of course . . .
It's roses and a tiny nest, complete with eggs.
Yep, made all those roses . . .
and needle felted the nest. Hadn't needle felted
anything for a long time, so that was fun.
More ornaments coming! Have a lovely weekend!
:)
Fabulous pieces Trisha, I must find out how to felt like this, what a great effect and your roses ball is stunning.
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luv and hugs {brenda} xoxox
How delightful - really pretty and unusual. Your partner will be thrilled, I'm sure x
ReplyDeleteSo very precious and CREATIVE,
ReplyDeleteJean Moore
OH, how wonderful!
ReplyDeleteOh so beautiful and very creative! I just adore the roses ornament... would love to have a little tutorial on how you did that???!!! And the felted nest is lovely... my sister is a knitter and has felted many mittens and knee high slippers to keep us warm in the cold winters! Beautiful work... would have loved to be in on that swap!!
ReplyDeleteCrafty Hugs,
Pendra
The roses are just gorgeous but the eggs are killing me... so cute!!!
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of needle felting. Now I have to look it up! It's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteNeedle felting is sooooo easy (except when you stab yourself, OUCH!)!
ReplyDeleteAnd Marjie, I have to say, I'm partial to those little eggs myself!!
:)
Absolutely gorgeous, the nest so sweet and precious.
ReplyDeleteTrish what amazing creations - wow love the roses you have made and the egss and nest are fabulous!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! I have no idea what needle felting is but I do know it is gorgeous!
ReplyDeletep.s. Pendra--the rose balls are basically the super simple rose tutorial (the link is over on the right), then glue a bunch of them all over a foam ball with super tacky glue!
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Trisha, thanks for the visit to my place and for sharing your tutorial on the easy paper roses... gotta go out on Monday and buy some Styrofoam balls and I am gonna try these... you make it look so easy! I just love them and think they will be the perfect touch on my victorian tree!!
ReplyDeleteThanks sweetie!
Crafty Hugs,
Pendra
Precious and delightful.
ReplyDeleteWishes
Lynne
These look really lovely! Thank you for your visit to my blog & you kind comments on my Harlequin piece!
ReplyDeleteWow what beautiful ornaments you have created. I love your felted nest. Hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteFirst of all I LOVE this! I have been enjoying all of your orniments but this box, wow!
ReplyDeleteReally cute project - LOVE that nest with it's little eggs! x
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