It's a dreary rainy day so I decided to make a few lace fabric roses.
This is the little bag that I picked up at the yard sale for .25 cents from an earlier post.
As soon as I spotted it I could see flowers of some sort added and then hang it on a door knob or peg.
I used an old lace curtain panel and cut into a strip, rolled and glued. I added a couple of fabric folded leaves, not so sure that I like them but they are on there to stay. A few pieces of old lace tucked inside. Just plain and simple!
We're so behind this spring, the Bloodroot has just started to bloom. These are one of my favorite wildflowers, when the sun shines they open so nicely.Thanks for stopping by!
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That straw bag is beautiful, I love fabric rosettes!
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Gorgeous rosettes! And I think the lacey leaves are what make them oh so special!
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Big TX Hugs,
Stephanie
Angelic Accents
That easy?! Cool! Thanks for sharing and I'll see if I can make one.
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Hi Faye~ I love this adorable little tote! I really need to learn how to make some fabric flowers! Love the touch of romance they give everything! Beautiful job!
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HUGS,
Becky
Hi Faye, I love your blog, the roses, the wild roses on your heading and the bloodroot, I put a picture of my bloodroot at my post also! I will try to make some of the roses, hope you can visit me,
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I just love that little straw bag and the flowers really make it perfect! I like the leaves -- nice touch!
ReplyDeletelace flowers made from old curtains....you clever girl you. I love it! :)
ReplyDeleteAdorable! I love these flowers made with lace. I just picked up a bag like this at Goodwill. I know what I am going to do with it now!
ReplyDeleteThis little straw bag is so adorable! The lace rosettes against the straw color is so appealing! Thank you for the inspiration!
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Amanda
Thanks for the idea of using an old lace curtain to make your rosettes. Sounds easy peasy! Your bargain bag is now a dressed up and cute decoration!
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what a darling bag, and I love how you have it hanging. So fresh and Springy!. The lace rosettees, really "make it"! Thanks for linking up to VIF! xo Debra
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute and I love the leaves...a perfect touch. Very nice on this pretty little bag.
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute! The fabric of the roses is perfect.
ReplyDeleteI found you through Feathered Nest Friday, and I just love your style! I'm following you now. :)
Kelly
This is my kind of project - simple and pretty. Love it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful in it's simplicity! LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteVisiting late from WW. I'm still making the rounds! LOL
Roselle
Love, love your strawberry basket with the flowers. I would carry that around anywhere.
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Michele
The roses are the perfect touch for the purse!
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Such a cute job on the purse!!!
ReplyDeleteWe are terribly behind here in Colorado too and expect more snow this weekend :(
Went to the greenhouse and bought some plants today hoping to make the weather change it's mind. Think it will help?
What a darling straw bag~ It's so sweet with the lacy fabric rose additions! Love it sitting there on the peg too- thanks for sharing at FNF! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a darling straw bag~ It's so sweet with the lacy fabric rose additions! Love it sitting there on the peg too- thanks for sharing at FNF! :)
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ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet little purse and those lace roses are just the perfect accents on it. Love it! Thanks for sharing. Have a wonderful weekend.
Hugs and Smiles,
♥Ana