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| Rosa Frivola being blocked and forced into shape with spray starch (from the back) |
Then I gathered some white and silver organza ribbon as a backing and attached a silver and black finding to the front.
Monday, 24 September 2012
Elegant Corsage (#16)
One week before Formal (Prom) my son asks if he is getting a corsage for his date, as all the boys at school were talking about them. As they are wearing black (her) and White (him) I thought I would make a corsage for her. So out with my size 40 thread in black and white, silver beads and Mary Konior's Rosa Frivola from Tatting with Visual Patterns.
Then I gathered some white and silver organza ribbon as a backing and attached a silver and black finding to the front.
Voila!! one Black and White Corsage, that will last forever and I think that it is a timeless design.
And a picture of my lovely model
And Damien and his date Courtney (when did he grow up, the years have flown by, he has just 7 weeks till he finishes school)
Then I gathered some white and silver organza ribbon as a backing and attached a silver and black finding to the front.
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That is really gorgeous!! AND you have saved her from the task of drying flowers that will never look as good as they did that night!
ReplyDeleteand she can use it again as the organzia and ribbon both come off and she can use it as a hair piece by attaching a clip, slide or band.
ReplyDeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteOh how beautiful!!! :)
ReplyDeleteThat is really really beautiful, and she will have that forever!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely idea! It is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteFox : )
This is a wonderful story and marvelous pictures! The corsage is beautiful and VERY special! I wouldn't be surprised if you get requests for other occasions!
ReplyDeleteGreat blog I enjoyed reeading
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