A couple of days ago, I was browsing through
some old graphics on my computer when I found this beautiful image of a flower
fairy. I was dazzled and I just couldn’t stop thinking about it, so I got out
my Lucite flowers and I started working.
I used some lovely bell-shaped beads I bought
some time ago on Etsy as main elements and then I added sparkling crystals,
shiny glass beads, lovely filigree bead caps and a couple romantic bronze leaves.
To keep everything together, I created a frame with 18 gauge craft wire (using
my round-nose pliers) and then I attached all the elements using jump rings and
some 26 gauge bronze wire.
And here is my creation…with big thanks to the
flower fairy for being so inspirational :-)
Have an enchanted day!
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My favorite parties: Under the Table and Dreaming - Between Naps on the Porch - Dwellings - Creatively living - The dedicated house - Rain on a tin Roof - Its So Very Cheri - DIY Showoff - The Stories of A2Z - Coastal Charm - A Stroll thru Life - My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia - Stone Gable - Cozy little house - Knick of time -Savvy Southern Style - Ivy and Elaphants - Green Willow Pond - No Minimalist Here - From my front porch to yours - Craftberry Bush - The Brambleberry Cottage - French Country Cottage - Common Ground - The Charm of Home - The shabby nest - Romantic home - Sunny simple life - The cottage market
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