Hello this White Wednesday! Head on over to visit Kathleen at Faded Charm to see an especially breath-taking display of whites from Bloggers all over.
I have really been loving white lately; all shades of white! I have used aroma beads added with scented oil in containers around my house and for gifts. You can see a previous post on these fun little nuggets by clicking here.
To the aroma beads I added Creme Brule scented oil and it sure smells edible. I blinged it out by shaking gold glitter glass and dropping in some vintage pearls from the same strand wrapped around the neck of the bottle, The bottle was a Goodwill find for a buck. I have seen them for cheap at Hobby Lobby, as well. I dug into my stash of trim and decided on this off-white piece of vintage lace trim. The jewel hanging from the center of the bow is an old dangly earring I had.
I had so much fun and instant gratification because I put it together super-duper quickly. I put together another using other bits of lace and jewels. I can’t help but be reminded of what the Wisemen brought to the new baby Jesus. Beautiful fragrance and “Gold”.
Hope you are all having a beautiful week and an especially great White Wednesday!
6 comments:
These are really charming Cindy. I love how all the textures and finishes play off each other. The touches of bling really take it to the next level!
grrrr.Did a comment and than clicked off before I could send it properly..lol. Back again. Wanted to say for the second time, I love what you did, especially seeing those gold beads in there, really is beautiful. I can just imagine what a wonderful scent it makes.
I just read your story on how badly you were treated at the hospital concerning your son!
They definitly had a different agenda! wow.
How is your son now?
Oh I like your little bits of gold and glitz...but most of all since I am a freak aoout aqua, I like your tree.
What a fun project. They turned out beautiful!
Happy WW!
~ Jo :)
p.s. Just saw the post on the new addition to your family... congratulations!
very pretty, so delicate.
Post a Comment