Sometimes when I feel like multi-tasking while watching TV, I make my own embellishments. Like these pretty beaded pins.
They are super easy to make. All you need a long pin, some pretty beads and glossy accents. I decide on a bead configuration I like, then add a little glossy accents to the contact points between the beads. I pin them upside down to a cushion over an open drawer till they dry.
Add them to cards for a lovely feminine touch. :)
P/s: Happy weekend friends! :)
Love your layered cards!
ReplyDeleteThese are GORGEOUS Yvonne!! I love love love love the colors of your beaded pins and loveeeeeeeeeeeeee the cards!! BEAUTIFUL colors!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow... these pins are beautifully made.. something that I can work for this weekend...
ReplyDeleteP/S: You are the winner @skissedilla ... go check it out...
Enjoy your weekend my friend...
hugs...xoxo
Adorable!
ReplyDeleteOMGosh these are so cute, love the cards and the pins. I need to make some of these now that I am all motivated, thanks!
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty! I am going to have to try to make these. Thank you for the facebook tip! I didn't know about that little clock! Thank you! :)
ReplyDeletei don't use pins a lot, but that is a fabulous idea! thanks for sharing and your cards are so pretty! love them both!
ReplyDeletebeautiful pins. Great tutorial. Your cards are fabulous!
ReplyDeleteAwww.. so lovely!! Thank you!! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of multi tasking :))) These beadpins are adorable, and thanks for the tip how to dry them :)
ReplyDeleteJust spotted at Skissedilla that you won the last challenge, congratulation :)))
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Oooh these are gorgeous!! I shall definitely be giving this a go :0)
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous, Yvonne! I have sooo many beads - I should see if I can find some long pins!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great idea!! I totally have to do this, hey!!! Really loving this idea - I too have zillions of beads! :D
ReplyDeleteLove your little hat pins!
ReplyDeleteThey're adorable...I would leave them as a display item...they are so pretty all clustered like that:)
ReplyDeleteAwesome addition to your cards!
Wow! Love these!!!!!!!!!!! And the way yo've used them are fab! Wow!
ReplyDeleteOh, how beautiful they all look together in your box! These are gorgeous, Yvonne! What a creative way to multi-task while watching tv. SO love your sweet, feminine cards!
ReplyDeleteoh my word I would have never thought of making these... thanks for sharing they are gorgeous.. I tell you again, you have so many fun ideas... i love it
ReplyDeleteI make my own bead pins also. I usually splurge and buy the expensive beads when they are half off. I'm surprised how good plastic beads look. They are very pretty!
ReplyDeletethis is a really nice tutorial! Thanks! :)
ReplyDeleteWow these look amazing!!
ReplyDeleteFirst, these two cards are fabulous and I love your idea!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing!
Have a fabulous week-end as well Yvonne ;-)
seriously is there nothing you can't make!!! these pins are beautiful and sure make a WOW statement on your pretty cards :)
ReplyDeletehappy weekend girlfriend :)
They are simply WOW!
ReplyDeleteAsh... :)
So pretty. And they add the little bit of wow to a card..
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Sweet Yvonne! I should really do more things like that!!
ReplyDeletewhat aidea ....iw as searching how to make stick pins beautifuly and you gave them
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What a fab idea--LOVE these pins! I should try to use these more often (first I have to make some! LOL!)!! <3
ReplyDeleteYvonne these are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteYou are a GENIUS!!. Aren't they so pretty???. LOVE LOVE these beads. HUGS to you!. Beading is super COOL now.
ReplyDeleteI made some! It only took me a while.
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And now to go make lots more! Thanks so much for the inspiration, Yvonne!