I also added lace around the top of the flower pot before slathering the whole thing in paint and gesso.
I'm still coming down from my show this past weekend, and horrific heat is in the forecast for tomorrow. We're suppose to be over 100 degrees again. Hmmm, what else can I bead....... inside.,,...in the air conditioning.
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Sharing With:
French Country Cottage: Feathered Nest Friday
The Shabby Creek Cottage: Transformation Thursday
Savvy Southern Style: Wow Us Wednesdays
Faded Charm: White Wednesday
Coastal Charm: Nifty Thrifty Tuesday






29 comments:
beautiful job Rosemary - you amaze me
XXX
Beads look like fun! You'll have me sticking them on everything now! ~ Maureen
I have been following your lovely blog for a few months and am in awe of your talents and creativity . Wish I had a frame to try the bead project on.
Thanks for sharing your inspirations with the blog world, you have given me many ideas to try....if I ever get around to do them.....lol
take care,
Jody
Marian the beads are just wonderful. They give everything such a feminine, shabby chic look. Wonderful idea. Hugs, Peggy
I love the beads too. For awhile there I was really obsessed with finding household items with a beaded rim. Crazy huh?!
Really diggin' the character and texture that the beads and lace give to the pieces - brilliant! Another great inspiration! Thanks for sharing! xoxo, Leena
Those beads just added that special touch. Great idea!
It is amazing how the beads wind up looking like they were on there the whole time, Rosemary! What a great embellishment to add to something to give it more interest. I love it on the frames.
Rosemary,
You always inspire me! Those are beautiful! Stay inside and stay cool!
(((Hugs)))
Anne
Just Bead It . . . Bead It . . . Bead It !! Rosemary, Your Beading is A Thriller!. . . (should we stop) !?! TAKE CARE, JOE & GLENN
Beautiful and elegant! You have that amazing touch Rosemary!
xoxo
Kate
Hi Rosemary,
Beautiful! I use to add beads to most of my projects when I was into the Victorian period. I love your take on it. A great time to find them is during Christmas. The string beads come in so many sizes. I also have some necklaces from Mardi Gras. :)
Dee
Lovely work!
The use of the beads adds a pretty dimension to these projects. So smart of you!
Love it! Love it! Love it!
They certainly add appeal and another level of interest to rather one-dimensional pieces. Your color scheme steps them up, too!
Your creativity and genius continues to amaze me, Rosemary! The way you think outside the box is truly inspiring! Love these treasures! Keep cool, girlie. We're cookin' here, too!
xoxo
I didn't realize that I need beads! Love it!
Debbie
Love that you added the beads...beads add such great interest and texture....Now a question...Do you ever sit still?...You are amazing...always creating such wonderful things!...!!
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Very pretty~~~As soon as I find
some beads I'll be trying this.
Thanks for the inspiration~~~
Happiness, Mickie
wow, gorgeous! You rock my crafty world!
This is Melissa @ Daisy Mae Belle. LOVE this idea! The possibilities are endless! I am going to be giving this a try for sure!
This is so beautiful--I am particularly drawn to those lovely oval mirrors. Thank you for sharing the lovely photos of your creative projects with us--much inspiration here!
Love this! Thanks for sharing! We would love to have you link up to our party!
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What a really cool idea! I would never have thought of that :-)
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You always make such pretty things! I love to stop by and see what you're up to!
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