Alora!

Gee, I love this photo!
It's taken by Suzie of First Blush Photography and just like all of her amazing photos, its clarity and light enthralls me.

The pretty little Miss in the picture is no less of an attraction....
And I'm very happy to say that the pretty Alora is wearing a Fairytale Flower ribbon headband that looks enchanting on her!

It's a flower headband that has three of these oh-so-delicate grey organza flowers, sewn onto a long organza ribbon which though ethereal and whispy-looking, is quite wide and very sturdy when tied onto the little one's head.

The same little flowers make easy-to-wear-anywhere bobby pins too.

Linked to:
Annemarie's Haakblog

New Fuchsia Pink And Red Organza Flower Rings

Here are my latest  organza flower rings in bright and happy combination of fuchsia and red -with a little black thrown in....

They're attached to an adjustable base, so they can be worn pretty much by anybody.

The black centres are natural onyx stones, carefully and patiently sewn onto the flower.

I love the sculptural embellishment they add and the contrast of the shiny black rocks with the delicate, semi-transparent organza.

I made some red ones too. They remind me of poppies.

Hopefully I'll get some modelled shots soon. They look so much better worn.

If you want to see other Fairytale Flower organza rings, click here (for black) and here for blue.

Linked to:

Today's Creative Blog, Annemarie's Crochet Blog, The Gunny Sack

Black Bronze and Pewter Organza Flower Rings

These are my latest organza flower accessories: adjustable flower rings in moody black.

They all have beaded centres, in different colours. 

One has large, plain black beads, another has large, bronze, faceted, shimmering beads and the other has pewter seed beads with a more subtle glimmer.

 It's quite difficult to capture them in photos. 

Black organza in not photogenic -at least not in my shots. 

(Though much more so than red organza which I find impossible to photograph.)

They will look so much more themselves when photographed on a model. 

You can see how they look worn, here.

You can see the adjustable ring base clearly here.

The flowers are sewn securely to the perforated base.

They should be added to FairytaleFlower soon.

Linked to:

Annemarie's Crochet Blog, A Cat-Like Curiosity, I Heart Naptime, Homework, The Dedicated House, My Creative Space