Rosette Party today!

I hope you wonderful rosette makers out there

will bear with me today. I decided last night...at the

last minute that I wanted to join the

French Cupboard rosette party.

Definitely not much time to prepare so be warned

that these are not the most beautiful photos you will

ever see , but they are definitely rosettes.

I made this rosette pin a few days ago by tearing off a

strip of old white fabric that had the crochet trim still

attached. I love how it turned out. One of my

favorites right now.

I made these on the spur of the moment last night. I took two silk roses apart and stamped, stamped,

stamped Parisian images on the petals. That is as far as I have gotten...more work to be done

on these.

I made most of these rosettes at one time or another

except the colored ones. I am sure you know who

made them. Yes it was Erica of Meadowstreet! Love her work!!

{ I posted this wristlet several days ago,

but am reposting it for this rosette party}

I cut the shabby trim off the top of a skirt

and made this ivory rosette wristlet.

I wanted it to be simple so all I did was add a small

muslin rosette that I had made and some tiny

vintage lace.

These white gauze rosettes are in my Etsy

store right now. I love working with this

dreamy thin fabric. No two are ever alike.

These are some of the first rosettes I ever made.

I hooked three of them together and added

some ribbon tails and a button like Erica did.

I know there are gorgeous rosettes out there

in blogland. You can see many more by

attending the rosette party today through

the weekend.

To visit just click here.

Blessings~

Oops White Wednesday

Kathleen at Faded Charm is hosting yet another

WW today for us bloggers. I just love to see all the

whites that everyone comes up with each week.

What do you think of my little makeover project?

The original photo of this sweet lady even has a white

rose in her hair so I had to add one of my

tattered roses as well.

It started out as this clock body and I transformed

it into what you see above.

The glass was missing when I found it , but

it did still have the old metal clock face so I kept

that to decorate with.

now comes the oops...

I was messing around with it to shabby it up before taking it up to my booth and guess what happened??

the knob on the top fell off!!

I had glued it on with E6000 glue and thought that would hold it , but apparantly not. Now I am trying to figure out what to use or just leave it off, but I do like it there. Any suggestions?

Happy White Wednesday!