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| Anne at Summer Camp |
That's my girl! She stuck them in her duffel and handed them to me a few weeks later. Only to sit in my stash for awhile, but then I remembered I had this amazing wooden bib piece with a hand painted henna pattern on it from Summer Wind. When I bought it I had absolutely no idea what I might do with it, but when I put the string of beads up next to it, it was as if they were made for each other. I love when that happens.
The beads match perfectly! Way to go Anne, rescuing those beads!!!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! I am so happy Anne rescued these beads! It does look like they were made for each other! Anne is so cute!
ReplyDeleteThey really were made for each other! Funny where all the bits and pieces come from and eventually form a whole.
ReplyDelete(Dave took our date night and got the internet working again!!! It took him three hours and a lot of cursing! Maybe we will have a date early in the day tomorrow instead! He just this moment got it working and told me to check my computer...and here I am!)
serendipity! What a great story!
ReplyDeleteYay for Anne!
She is a smart girl. Reuse, recycle! The necklace is a beauty. I remember coming home from a cruise with a strand of free little shells. I knew I would never wear the strand. Years later I used those darling shells in other jewelry for custom pieces!
ReplyDeleteI clicked over to check out Summer Wind - she has such lovely pieces! Also, I love Anne's Totoro shirt. =)
ReplyDeleteLovely! Nice job upcycling :)
ReplyDeleteThank goodness she rescued the beads. Clever girl :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great piece...love the henna work. And what a perfect use for those wooden beads!
ReplyDeleteIt is a wonderful thing when that happens! They make a perfect piece together, along with your talents and your girls smarts!
ReplyDeleteThey do match very well.
ReplyDeleteDo you wear it or does Anne?
Beautiful girl!!!! Nice piece!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day!!!
Besos, desde España, Marcela♥