Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Flowers for winter
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I found this set of dried flower wall hangings last weekend and I am really in love with them. They are small, about the size of a coaster, which makes me appreciate the intricate work all the more. I want to find more and cover a whole wall with them!
Hey, that's nice!
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4 comments:
these are lovely! hhhmmm, think there is anyway to make them into jewelry? imagine a pendent of delicately dried flowers like these!
andi
raleigh vintage
I don't know. I think you need to sell them! LOL I think a wall of them would be lovely. I'd probably use a collection in a powder room. =0)
hey! i also have two of those, on black backgrounds, they are SO pretty! you can leave this post up forever, but i doubt that would be very fun for your readers... ;)
Those are adorable!! What a pretty find! I hope you can find more of them!
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