Turquoise, Amethyst and Garnet Tier Earrings
Clustered Wisteria Turquoise and Lemon Topaz Necklace
Turquoise and Champagne Quartz Tier Earrings
When those summer gardens are yielding or bouquets are spent, clip the lovelies to press.
I found this awesome press at a thrift store! You can use heavy books too. All you need is sheets of white paper and cardboard for layering. I made the mistake of using cardboard with a ribbed texture (my dried flowers have that same texture).
Lay your specimens down on white paper and layer with white paper, then cardboard and repeat.
Sandwich as many flowers as you like! Patience is the hardest part. Let your flowers dry for 2 months.
These pressed flowers are lovely and so fragile! Arrange in a frame or make cards out of them (I used stick glue to arrange in a frame).
Not bad for a first try, next time I'll add greens and maybe a sunflower!
My favorite (today).
My boys' favorites.
Mom's recipe. 
Thumb prints 
Take: Felty balls,
felted sheets, thread
and stitch.
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I hope your holiday season has been lovely! 
Lot's of these!
Fresh from the oven are necklaces &
Labradorites,
Blue chalcedony and green onyx.
Lovely trees that inspire.
Warm colors.
Warm accessories.
It's an abstract elephant wreath.
Peridot Wisteria Cluster Earrings
Emerald Wisteria Cluster Earrings
