Jake and Kasey wanted a dream catcher to hang in Avery's nursery. (No Avery yet, but very soon.)
I don't think I would have ever made a dream catcher otherwise . . . and I'm not sure if I will ever make another one . . . although I do have some ideas.
All the beads on the table inspired Lily to make a necklace. She spent the night this weekend . . . so we painted . . . and beaded . . . and read . . . and stayed up late eating popcorn and drinking root beer.
Fun Night!
I've been folding these cranes from old book pages . . . hoping to get enough to fill up a tree this coming Christmas. I have over 200 so far . . . I think I will have enough by December.
What a great project for the baby's room. I love looking at the beads and all their wonderful color. I can understand why she wanted to play along and make her own necklace. Those origami ornaments are beautiful. I am looking forward to that tree.
ReplyDeleteThat dreamcatcher is a work of art - I hope you do make more! Beads, like buttons, are one of those fascinating things - I spent a while just looking at those bowls of mixed beads. Love the way you are using them to decorate the cranes; reminds me of the little tiny crane earrings I bought before Christmas - which are actually so dangly that they're hard to wear...
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