Oh I adore that leave. I downloaded the instructions and plan to use them on my BJPs. I'm doing a goldwork RR and it will definitely have a gold leaf. Janet said her grandson lent her grandmother his electric razor in the nursing home for her mustache.. There's hope for us all. Hugs Gerry.
So pretty, Susan! I've been sorting through my stash...es this week, and it's really scary how much stuff there is. Gotta do something about it, so am turning over a new leaf with you. First, to tackle those UFOs that have been lurking.......
It's always a happy day when I see that you've stopped by and left a note. Thanks for taking the time to send me your beautiful thoughts. I try to comment back when life isn't too hectic and when Blogger has your email.
Oh I adore that leave. I downloaded the instructions and plan to use them on my BJPs. I'm doing a goldwork RR and it will definitely have a gold leaf. Janet said her grandson lent her grandmother his electric razor in the nursing home for her mustache.. There's hope for us all. Hugs Gerry.
ReplyDeleteIt is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteLove this leaf, Susan. Those iris gold beads are some of my favorites!
ReplyDeleteOooooooooooooooo, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh, how lovely.
ReplyDeleteStunning :0)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, Susan! I've been sorting through my stash...es this week, and it's really scary how much stuff there is. Gotta do something about it, so am turning over a new leaf with you. First, to tackle those UFOs that have been lurking.......
ReplyDeleteThese beaded leaves are wonderful, and it seems like you're really inspired by them. The gold version is striking.
ReplyDeleteTruly beautiful...I am going to hve to learn peyote stitch or whatever it was you did...
ReplyDeleteI'm up at my son's in Seattle...his internet connection is so fast that your blog loads right away! It's always worth the wait, though... ;-)