All I can say today is that I agree with June .
I am loving making these rosettes!
A few nights ago I grabbed a piece of
white gauze fabric
from my stash and sat down with hubby to watch tv.
I started ripping strips, sewing them into rosettes
and adding vintage buttons.
I will just make one more.
okay, maybe two at the most.
...three...four...five...
I had so much fun I just couldn't stop.
I guess this could be a *good* addiction.
Aren't they so pretty?
Before I knew it I had a bowl full of these
little goodies. I think I may just leave them
as is to display for now.
Enjoy your White Wednesday and please visit Kathleen at Faded Charm for more WW posts~ Blessings~
Hi Sandy! Your rosettes are so pretty!! I love them! I may have to try making some, too!
ReplyDeleteMichelle
They are gorgeous...I want to make some...but not sure I want *another* habit-forming hobby:)
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Rene'
Sandi amor, oooh sooo pretty...I want, I want, mine, mine...wait did I just type that :) Besos, Rose
ReplyDeleteI will not even attempt these cuties because I could probably get addicted...they are adorable!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous, I planned to make white cotton flowers out of a vintage cotton sheet on a road trip this weekend, but alas I am not a good traveller. Soon! Neat idea to use the gauze.
ReplyDeleteTracey
Oh I love 'em Sandi. Yes they are so addicting. Last night I sat with hubs and made some while we watched Tv. He can't believe that I can do two things at once. He's always saying 'how can you keep up with the show when you are reading a magazine (or making rosettes)'. I think it's because we are used to watching children, while making dinner, while talking on the phone, while making rosettes. lol
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I love how lovely your rosettes look sitting in that pretty bowl.
I love them! I am going to have to try to make some...I hope that mine will turn out as great as yours! I have seen many different fabrics used to make rosettes but your choice is the best, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful - simple and perfect. What a great idea. Thanks for sharing---
ReplyDeleteVicki
So sweet! I just might try these myself!! Have a Wonderful White Wednesday!!
ReplyDeleteThose are so pretty, very dainty!
ReplyDeleteLove the rosetes, they are so pretty in the white bowl...
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Brenda
Oh mom those are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHi Sandi... I love the gauze texture... They are very pretty... I need to do something fun.. Well maybe next week... this week is catching up ....
ReplyDeleteabsolutely delightful! sooo sweet and pretty piled in that bowl! I love making fabric flowers, too... Please drop in at my blace and see the necklaces I made for my daughter's sorority. (It's the post under the Happy Pancakes.) Happy, Happy Easter Whites!
ReplyDeleteThese are very pretty. Especially all grouped together in the white bowl. What a great addition to a package or bag for a gift, added to pillows.... oh the possibilities. Thanks for sharing today.
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Kathleen
Very pretty!!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely and White!!
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Oh, sweet friend, they are wonderful! I love them ... I LOVE THEM!
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Hugs, Marydon
Hey sweet friend. Love you rosettes. I want to know how you do them.
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cindy@stitches
Beautiful! And if they are easy to make, why not make more? The more the merrier. Many blessings, Tammy
ReplyDeletegorgeous!
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