Thursday, April 22, 2010

cherries for Mary Engelbreit

I will post again soon about my own creative endeavors, but I wanted to do another feature tonight. I was a huge fan of Mary Engelbreit growing up.


I still have some Mary Engelbreit cards/stationery and a couple other things like one of her stuffed animals and a couple of her books. As you may or may not know, she uses cherries in a number of her illustrations. I thought it would be fun to do a cherry feature in honor of her. Enjoy!

Cherries - hand cast resin filled silver dot bezel pendant - hangs on 18 inch silver plated snake chain by bethtastic

Red cherry earrings with green leaves
by SunshineDaydreamz

Vintage Cherry Red Faceted Glass Ball Earrings Free Shipping by PattycakesPlunder

This piece actually sold today, but I wanted to include it anyway because it was the winner of the April 2010 EBW Challenge! Congrats Isabella!
OOAK Sakura Japanese flowering cherry Blossom Beadwork Necklace by bead4me

Under The Cherry Tree (handmade buttons set of 4) by TessaAnn

Large Fabulous Glass Cherry Charms x2 by dimestoreemporium

Fabric Covered Red Cherries Buttons 1 1/8 inch by ShastaCreations

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Monday, April 19, 2010

newest two-hole button jewelry, other recent fun with buttons

As promised, I listed a couple new items tonight. The first is the newest version of my two-hole button explosion charm bracelet.

I also have coordinating two-hole button explosion earrings now!

You can view both of these lovely items together.
Take 10% off BOTH items if you purchase them together! Refunds will be issues via PayPal.

I also created a set for my old preschool's annual silent auction. I went there myself way back in the day, and I also worked there during the summers around college. You can still see the announcement about the event on their web site. An old family friend ended up placing the winning bid, which was neat and unexpected.

I took one of our old plastic tables out to the porch to work on my newest button projects this weekend. It worked pretty well so I took it out there again today. It's kind of ghetto, but it's better than sitting on the porch floor. (You can also see that I finally took down our Christmas lights haha. No, I did not turn them on after mid-January, but I left them up quite a while after that.)
I had fun laying out a handful of different projects last night.
I'm sure that it will take me at least a few months to finish everything there. I still have a lot of bead weaving projects planned, and I'm sure that I will think up more ideas along the way.

Sunday, April 18, 2010

EtsyBloggers: Green on Treasury East

I had so much fun with my turquoise treasury that I decided to give in to my green obsession and put together this lovely collection. Enjoy!


You can view this treasury live by CLICKING HERE. :)