Well it sure doesn't pay to break your little finger!! No stitching and just sitting on the couch with my "time waster" I-Pad spending money!! Also Brimfield was last week and I managed to go a couple days and visit some of my favorite dealers.
This does not count the new pants, summer tops, and shoes ... I did loose some weight... that Mr Visa is gonna come collecting for at the end of the month.
Here are the links:
Berger Beads www.bergerbeads.com
and
Langlois and Martin http://www.paillettesetbroderie.com/
The stars and the pinwheel sequins are from Berger Beads vintage sequin selection. |
The metal steel cut arrow was $1.00 on a table of junk at Brimfield and I could not resist. The 1/2 circles are from the French connection I found last month. |
The bar sequins.... several sizes and colors are also from Berger beads. |
The soutache is usually $1.00 a yard at vintage textile dealers. This package was $2.00 for 6 yards. The metal steel cut beads were in a plastic baggie of junk for $2.00. |
The green, white,and purple sew ons and yellow cog sequins are from my fav bead guy at Brimfield... Old and pricey. The squares are from Berger beads. |
This does not count the new pants, summer tops, and shoes ... I did loose some weight... that Mr Visa is gonna come collecting for at the end of the month.
Here are the links:
Berger Beads www.bergerbeads.com
and
Langlois and Martin http://www.paillettesetbroderie.com/
Great shopping! Can't wait to see how you use them!
ReplyDeleteOoo, lovely new goodies!
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog looking for information on Tambour embroidery, Wow, it is so beautiful, I don't think I've ever seen prettier, all I am trying to learn is chain stitch for now. Sorry your finger is broken,It would be hard to just sit.
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