Three more in process or in imagination. Working on Bryce Eleanor's and Mila's slowly. Not knowing where I'm going and frequent pauses to think (and re-think and to search for new possible embellishments or to make them) slow me down. My original ideas undergo drastic changes as I work on them.Where did the inspiration for these crowns come from? Well, I've seen crowns all over the blog world for some time, but until I saw the ones at Carnets d'une Marraine (Notebooks of a Godmother), crown-making was only one item on my wish list. When I saw the crowns made by Marraine's readers, however, I fell in love.
Aren't they wonderful and creative? Her readers had so many delicious interpretations, and I think they are all brilliant.
Anyone else willing to give it a try?
What fun! That site is great...I love one of the ones on it that is just covered in beads and flowers...so cool...all of them...Your grandkids are going to have a blast!
ReplyDeleteVery artistic - love the use of beads, and your attention to detail.
ReplyDeleteDebby - Marraine's readers were so creative. My blue flower crown was inspired by the one with blue clouds...I wanted to use some of those deep blues in my stash!
ReplyDeleteSpoonful - Thanks! I've enjoyed making these crowns!
what a treat to begin catching up on your creative doings! this crown is marvelous - hope one and all will model for pics once the effort is complete!
ReplyDeleteYou've done this beautifully!
ReplyDeleteACey-- They are quite an experiment. No matter what idea I may have in mind to begin with, each crown evolves organically into something else.
ReplyDeleteI'll take pictures when the clan gathers for Easter. :)
Kaye - Thank you for the nice comment and for stopping by!
Bonjour Jenclair,
ReplyDeleteWhat a great crown! Thanks for the link, so I discover your blog :-)
Marraine - Bonjour! Your posts inspired me to get back into a creative cycle that I'm still enjoying. Making crowns is so much fun!
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