At any rate, each memory necklace I make comes with a lovely freebie bag such as the one pictured in these shots-- all hand made, with machine and free hand embroidery, interesting textures of batik, recycled thrift shop fabric, couture silks- you name it, I'll pair it together. All cotton and silk threads. For some reason, polyester threads don't do well in my sewing machine.
Make a wish, people, it's almost Christmas-time!
Vintage cut steel button (purchased at a rural Pennsylvania antique show this past summer) with silks, tulle and hand made multi-colored sash.
Make a wish, people, it's almost Christmas-time!
Vintage cut steel button (purchased at a rural Pennsylvania antique show this past summer) with silks, tulle and hand made multi-colored sash.
Time to play with Mango and wear him out a little, then hit the bed early for a change. My husband is seizing the moment and energy to work on his drawing.
Saturday night married life-- full of excitement!
6 comments:
Jennifer, that bag is beautiful!! Just lovely!!
That's so beautiful Jennifer, what a lovely way to send jewelry. Love the memory necklace too. Great job.
xox
love those bags! gotta get one of my own with a necklace hidden inside! so gorgeous.
What a neat idea! The bag is lovely and so is your jewelry!
wow what a lot of work--both designing each bag and stitching it together! it's a two-fer! two pieces of art for the price of one! really lovely.
I love the bags, that is a wonderful way to protect the jewelry your customers buy! Nicely done!
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