I've joined a group of friends to play Bunco once a month. It's just a fun dice game, but everyone brings a prize, so everyone goes home with a prize. The cost has to be less than $5.
This month's theme is Handcrafted Items. Since I really liked the Tinkerbell Purse, I decided to make another one from the same pattern. It is made entirely out of fabric I already had, with a fancy brooch pinned on from a bag of old costume jewelry I had on hand.
I hope someone really loves this purse and claims it for their prize.
Kristel said she loves the Tinkerbell Purse. Her sister even tried to buy it from her!
I am an unfinished work, and so are many of my projects. This blog is just an odd collection of things I make and do.
Showing posts with label brooch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brooch. Show all posts
Saturday, January 8, 2011
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Train Brooch
My mom gave me this pretty pin several years ago for Christmas. It's a favorite of mine, especially when I am working with children. It used to have a string of "diamonds" like a trail of smoke.Unfortunately, I left it on a sweater one day, and the smoke trail broke in the washing machine. Several of the stones also fell out, and most of them were missing. It sat on top of my desk for a year or two.
I bought Krazy Glue and miniature crystals and glued them in place. The big wheel stone was found, so I glued it in. The "smoke" is a bigger stone than the original, but I like it just fine.
Now I can wear my pretty brooch again, which I think my nursery children will enjoy.
I think mom would have enjoyed the whole thing, since she glued all sorts of things together. She was the queen of glue!
I bought Krazy Glue and miniature crystals and glued them in place. The big wheel stone was found, so I glued it in. The "smoke" is a bigger stone than the original, but I like it just fine.
Now I can wear my pretty brooch again, which I think my nursery children will enjoy.
I think mom would have enjoyed the whole thing, since she glued all sorts of things together. She was the queen of glue!
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