Yes those are crystals.And yes. They are GLUED
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(GASP!)
I know that in some circles my actions may be seen as sacrelidge to lace, and I dare not bring such an item to the lace guild meeting....
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But when one is given a hot-fix tool, one must use it! So I hot fixed some bling on a tatted medallion for a pendant.
May the lace gods forgive me and look favorably upon my work.
That looks so nice. Great job.
ReplyDeleteIt does look nice!
ReplyDeleteFox : )
Almost looks like an oreo cookie with the icing showing through a little. Hope this does not upset you - must be hungry when I first saw it. Thanks for your inspiration - Robert Kent, in northern Iowa.
ReplyDeleteI say if it looks pretty, it's allowed. That is very pretty, and I'm sure it's even better in person.
ReplyDeleteOh, my, Robert is right. I LOVE Oreo Cookies! That is gorgeous. Does it have a name yet?
ReplyDeleteHahahaaaaa....I am NOT calling it the oreo pendant, thank you very much! Lol!
ReplyDeleteThe thread is black, I think it appears brown in the picture but now that the suggestion has been made I think of cookies every time I look at it!
Hello Krystle,
ReplyDeleteIn Malaysia, we put hot-fix, iron-on bling on just about everything: sleeves, necklines, scarves. So I'd say you are not being sacrilegious, just exotic :)
GLUED? Naughty, naughty girl but WHAT a good idea to see how it looks!!! Now do I need a glue gun? Yup, one day!!!! I guess the 'bling' can be added as you go if you want to? Not a lot of point if it's not going to be worn, though.
ReplyDeleteI like it very much:)
ReplyDeleteIt looks fabulous and very modern! :)
ReplyDeleteHa! I knew Jane would have something to say!
ReplyDeleteI added all of the jewels at the end. The hot tool melts the glue on the jewels, and from what I understand they are permanent with hand washing recomended if they are used on garments. I figure Jewelry won't take the abuse of washing....I think they would make lovely centers for flowers on hairclips.
Great idea! We add beads why no jewels?
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