Good Evening, I am so happy you are hear with me today. Welcome welcome to "At Home with Loretta!" I have been dealing with this vertigo since last week. After seeing Doc and taking each day slowly, everything seems to be slowing down now and my feet are sturdy on the floor. It was really bad this time.
I didn't get to post since last week, so I couldn't share my crafts with you. Of course, you've seen the Treasure Box I re-purposed from a cookie tin:
http://athomewithloretta.blogspot.com/2013/05/treasures.html
However, I needed some flowers for a photo to include in my newspaper article. I remembered having some paper ones I started for a baby shower.
So, I dug out the whites then started making pastel colors. This is tissue paper that I keep a nice supply of for gift wrapping, etc. Using chenille stems, they are easily wrapped around the tissue to secure. You have to adjust the stems...
then pull each layer of tissue apart to separate them. I forgot to mention, you must fold the tissue in a fan style first, over-and-under then tie. I then hot-glued a small faux-pearl in the center to hide the chenille-stem after all layers were apart. Adjust them the way you want them to look.
This is the way they should look in fan shape...you can make them any size you want the flower to be...these are small ones showing...
Using a glass vase from my stash, I stuffed the inside with batting, then pushed the stems into it. This keeps the stems from moving and upright.
Using floss I knotted it into a large pink button and tied it to the vase so that it hung just-so!
Miss Kitty thought the arrangement needed adjusting so she put her paw-cents in and moved them about! I can never get things done to suit her...
For a quick bouquet, this was a thrifty solution...and in this case, it didn't cost me anything....
Sure hope you enjoyed your visit...come on back again to see what's happening At Our House. Have a Wonderful Evening
Good-Night,
Loretta & Gang
I'm sorry to hear about the vertigo. I had that in February and it took me three weeks to recover vompletely. Hope you feel better soon!
ReplyDeleteHi Loretta I do enjoy your posts just sorry to say I do not comment often...God bless. Carolyn
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy enjoy your posts...just do not comment often... Thank you and God bless. Carolyn
ReplyDeleteOh good...another craft idea for me to do with the grandsons. Why thank-you Loretta!
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ReplyDeleteI am sorry to hear that you have vertigo! That is not fun at all! I hope that you will feel better soon!
I like your flowers!
Have a good weekend.
God bless
Renee
Very pretty, Loretta. What a nice idea.
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are pretty.
ReplyDeleteI hope you continue to improve from the vertigo.
Dear Loretta, I hope you are feeling better. I am sorry to hear that you were not feeling well.
ReplyDeletePlease take care of yourself.
I remember making these flowers at home for my mother. This post brought back nice memories.
They are pretty.
I will visit again soon and hope I find you feeling better.
My love and prayers for you and James. Catherine xo
Been there and done vertigo, no dang fun... Be well soon. I love those flowers...
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