Now this idea had been rattling around in my head for some time...but my MOM gave me the boost to really do it. You see, she is so sweet and loves my creations. So I had made for her some pretty yellow clay ROSE clip-on earrings for my mom to give my 94 year old grandma for Christmas this year. Mom asked if I'd make her a pin with yellow roses on it too. So that got the juices started...and well, you know how the saying goes...THE REST is HISTORY!
I did decide to test some of these on my etsy and selling blog. I sure would love to hear what you think.
Here's the whole collection with the YELLOW inspiration pin included. Then, you can see the many others I have and a few close ups.
Hope you enjoyed my show and tell!
Have a great day! Lorena
10 comments:
What a great idea for a corsage. This way the person can keep it and wear it again! Your roses are stunning.
We can never have too many roses!
Very pretty. I really like them. Very feminine and dainty. I read your profile and there were SO many things we had in common. Beth Moore, Francine Rivers, and the list could go on! Hope you had a successful Friday Flea Market. I got lots of traffic, but don't seem to have just what anybody is looking for at the moment. It's still fun to post, though!
Oh, these are sweet and adorable! I especially love the light pink grouping of roses!
Hi Girlfriend:)
What a great idea and they look very pretty:) I love the onw with little buds with it. Great work. What are your plans for Thanksgiving?? Take care.
Love,
Deb
You are sooooo multi-talented besides being one of the best moms I know, sweet mummy chick!! Those are sweet.
Smooches,
Connie
It was nice to hear from you again...hope you are doing well (even though I know you are going through tough times)and that your faith is being strengthened and that the Lord is your HOPE.
I like those christmas ornaments you painted, very pretty.
Blessings to you,
Rene'
You can never go wrong with roses. I love the one in the last picture. So pretty!
Tooooo cute!!!
M ^..^
Those are all beautiful, it looks like a lot of work. :) Wishing you a blessed and happy Thanksgiving.
Hugs,
Victoria Lynn
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