Finished Bryce Eleanor's crown. I like the raw-edge of tight pleats I added to the top.
I needle felted the bee, then added beads and wings.
Added some ribbon to the cording I made.
Isn't it National Craft Month? I'm certainly in the crafty mood.
Oh!! I need a Queen Bee crown!! =-)Verrrrra groovy!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAwwwwwww. Das precious.
ReplyDeleteCertainly fit for the Queen! We love it, it will make for some uber cute pics this Easter!
ReplyDeleteAll the crowns are just Cute with a Capital C!
ReplyDeleteAww! I think I want to be a queen bee! The crown would make it worth putting up with all the drones!
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, there wil l be some wonderful photos.
Judy B
I've been following along all the crown-making posts and read with fascination at your wonderful creativity. All of them are just wonderful. Uh, want to make me one while you're at it? *just kiddin* ;^)
ReplyDeleteLove the little bee! How clever.
ReplyDeleteDebby - I used left-over scraps from a dress I made Bryce Eleanor when she was 6 months old, so it has a little extra meaning!
ReplyDeleteRian - Thanks! Making these crowns for Easter has been such fun!
Amelia - I'm not sure if Bryce Eleanor will keep it on her head, but it is certainly a good match--a queen bee for B.E.
Debra - for all the Cute with a Capital C Grandchildren!
JudyB - Ha! Oh, yes, Miss Bryce Eleanor does put up with all of her drones!
Connie - I certainly believe you deserve a crown!
Kay - Thanks! Working on the crowns has made me use techniques like needle felting that I haven't done in such a long time!