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A first Anniversary keepsake gift for my Husband. Who spoils me with love.
The Macramé design around this miniature wine bottle, was created as I went. I made a small quick sketch however, of shapes for the best possible placement for the beads. I hand stitched together, and hand painted the leaves on the leather pouch for the bottle. The miniature scroll that goes inside, I also hand made and painted. We had a lovely time at Paradise Cove, in Malibu California. I bet you cant guess? What happened after? Edit: I want everyone to know though how much I appreciate and enjoyed the wonderful comments, and Faves on "A Macramé Gift" A very warm thank you to all that faved and left comments. A special thank you to KIZZIESAMA. for suggesting me and to MAYANA for the special feature and to others who also featured A Macramé Gift in their journals. I am still smiling Many warm HUGS and THANK YUS. I may have gotten another inspiration to do another Macram'e. Daily DeviationGiven 2008-06-08Macrame Gift by *ForeverCreative is so beautifully crafted and you can tell a lot of heart and time went into it since it serves as a wedding anniversary gift. The detail on the leather and scroll and the beads on the knotting work match perfectly and really tie it all together. Such a beautiful, creative, and romantic present! (Suggested by *Kizziesama and Featured by `Myana) |
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May 27, 2008
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Canon EOS-1D Mark II 1/512 second F/2.8 90 mm 800 May 26, 2008, 12:36:36 AM |
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