Inspired, I created my own spring flower necklace, Morning Glory Choker. I've had these vintage Lucite flowers around for a bit, but haven't found a good venue for them. The blue aventurine goes really well with the Lucite and I love these chartreuse triangles as modern leaves. It can't stand up to the beauty of the real thing, but then it won't fade away in a week or two either.
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Sproing!
A couple of warmer, sunny days entices some plants to start yawning and stretching and, well, just showing off. Here are some lovelies from around the 'hood.


Inspired, I created my own spring flower necklace, Morning Glory Choker. I've had these vintage Lucite flowers around for a bit, but haven't found a good venue for them. The blue aventurine goes really well with the Lucite and I love these chartreuse triangles as modern leaves. It can't stand up to the beauty of the real thing, but then it won't fade away in a week or two either.
Inspired, I created my own spring flower necklace, Morning Glory Choker. I've had these vintage Lucite flowers around for a bit, but haven't found a good venue for them. The blue aventurine goes really well with the Lucite and I love these chartreuse triangles as modern leaves. It can't stand up to the beauty of the real thing, but then it won't fade away in a week or two either.
Labels:
aventurine,
blooms,
choker,
crocus,
daffodil,
flowers,
lucite,
morning glory,
necklace,
spring
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4 comments:
I just posted about some early flowers blooming in my yard. I love your jewelry.
lovely flowers! I can see 3 red blooms across the road from my balcony and they make me jealous of people with yards! (I'm a terrible balcony gardener -ha)
Thanks beadsnbangles!
Nicole, I live in an apartment. No yard here. These were taken in the neighborhood on a morning walk with my pooch.
those are growing in the ground? now? ack. all i see is snow.
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