They're very pretty! I've always wanted to try felting wool. I've heard it's cheapest to go to a thrift store and buy wool clothes there instead of buying the fabric by the yard. Love the beading on them!
Thank you for visiting today. I had a hard time deciding whether or not to use the pieces of my grandmother's glassware. In the end my decision was based on Grandma's own example. She always said that special dishes were to be used for special people and that you couldn't get more special than family. They aren't pieces that I use every day...but I do enjoy using them for special folks. Want to come by when I have those chicken salad sandwiches on the sandwich platter? :)
How wonderful it must be to have a sister! And a creative one to boot! The beads in my post that you asked about actually aren't beads at all but light pink glass glitter!
These little hearts are just beautiful. I can't imagine sewing on all those teeny beads. Your sister is a sweetheart for sending you these darling hearts. Patricia :o)
Thanks for visiting. I too, love old linens. My Grandmother taught me how to do embroidery and I used to love to embroider kitchen towels. You have some beautiful pieces that you showcased on your blog. Thanks for sharing! Love & blessings from NC!
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They are so pretty! blessings,Kathleen
ReplyDeleteThey're very pretty! I've always wanted to try felting wool. I've heard it's cheapest to go to a thrift store and buy wool clothes there instead of buying the fabric by the yard. Love the beading on them!
ReplyDeleteAw how sweet! Love felted items.
ReplyDeleteAren't little sisters just the best ever! What precious little hearts she sent you. I know you will cherish them.
ReplyDeletesissie
They are adorable! And represent a lot of work, too... lovely.
ReplyDeleteI also like the milk glass compote they are in -- my Mom had one like it, with a lid.
My little sister only gives me grief. Only kidding!
Cass
I love your sweet valentines from your sister. They represent a true labor of love.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet gift...and sister!
ReplyDeleteSomehow a sister always knows just the thing to touch your heart - and these are really lovely!
ReplyDeleteSweet gift from a sweet sister!
ReplyDeleteOh I love them..thank you for visiting me the other day. Your blog is so lovely just like those sweet hearts...what a thoughtful sister.
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting today. I had a hard time deciding whether or not to use the pieces of my grandmother's glassware. In the end my decision was based on Grandma's own example. She always said that special dishes were to be used for special people and that you couldn't get more special than family. They aren't pieces that I use every day...but I do enjoy using them for special folks. Want to come by when I have those chicken salad sandwiches on the sandwich platter? :)
ReplyDeleteLovely hearts and a sweet sister!
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Carolien
Oh, very pretty! Sweet sister indeed! Cindy
ReplyDeleteany sister that would take the time to sew glass beads on a heart...she's a keeper! lol.
ReplyDeletethanks for stopping by too!
Sweet hearts, sweet sister!
ReplyDeleteWhat pretty gifts - she must truly love her big sissie. Love the white milk glass pedestal bowl they're resting in, too.
ReplyDeleteMary @ Vintage Comfort
They are beautiful xx
ReplyDeleteSo sweet!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful it must be to have a sister! And a creative one to boot! The beads in my post that you asked about actually aren't beads at all but light pink glass glitter!
ReplyDeleteOops! Those are old mercury beds from vintage garlands. Sorry!
ReplyDeleteThese little hearts are just beautiful. I can't imagine sewing on all those teeny beads. Your sister is a sweetheart for sending you these darling hearts.
ReplyDeletePatricia :o)
They are beautiful! She's very creative and sweet! ♥
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting. I too, love old linens. My Grandmother taught me how to do embroidery and I used to love to embroider kitchen towels. You have some beautiful pieces that you showcased on your blog. Thanks for sharing! Love & blessings from NC!
ReplyDeleteOh, they are pretty. I'm thinking about doing this with a glue gun instead of needle and thread. laurie
ReplyDeleteGotta love a sister who gives such nice gifts. She's very thoughtful! Hope you gave her a hug, :)
ReplyDeletelove the valentines and how sweet from your
ReplyDeletebabysister!