A couple more tiaras that made this week. The photos are a bit fuzzy, because my little Ixus isn't good at close-up stuff, but you get the idea.
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wow. your crafting skills are amazing. I am well impressed 🙂
Aww gosh, thank you!
I have to say, the top one didn't come out quite the way that i was expecting, so I am doing another version in blue which I hope will come out better. Mainly I'm just sorta making it up as I go along and hoping for the best.
I just hope that they sell when Kate takes them to the markets. Although that said, if anyone wants one, just say.
I like the second one again 🙂 It's the branch-like shapes that appeal, I think, rather than the very pointy ones. Good work, honey. I'm sure they'll sell.
just pondering how tiara wearing would go down in the office.
I think it could work…. 🙂
Oh what fun, pretty sparkly things, and so delicate, it must be the lace making skills. One of the hardest things with headdresses is getting the 'frame work' strong enough to do the job, but not so heavy as to be intrusive.
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