Dresses and Beads

I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the dress
below!!!
LOVE BLING! 

(pic from Love of Old Homes on FB)
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The next dress is a wedding dress. An 
army wife actually had this made from 
the parachute that saved her husband 
life!
(pic from FB)

You can read that article 


Cleaning out my STASHES!
Yes, I said stash...ES.
These are going. I am giving
them to my son in laws sister,
she has 3 kids, home schools and
they do craft art projects. Plus
there are some necklaces and
bracelets I bought for the beads
that I never took apart. Her
daughter will love those.

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AND...with that I have to 
say that I still have 
TONS 
of beads. If I don't start
using some of these then I 
will be saying good bye to 
more. 
Over a yr ago I got rid of
hundreds of dollars worth
of cross stitch. Material, 
every color of thread and 
books....just gave them 
away. About 3 yrs ago I 
did that with a crap load of
knitting/crochet yarn.

Home from work,
fed the furs...
telling myself that
I need to get my 
rear up and load
boxes in the car and 
take a load to my
new home.

Later
Pam

Comments

Creations By Cindy said…
Loving that dress! Will go back and read the story on the wedding dress for sure. But oh that first dress...YES I love it! Hugs and blessings, Cindy
January 27, 2020
Liz A. said…
Plenty of time for moving a bit later. Sometimes you do need to sit and rest. That dress is stunning.
January 27, 2020
Sandee said…
I can't wait until you're all moved and can relax. That will be awesome.

Have a fabulous day. ♥
January 27, 2020
Ann said…
That first dress is pretty but I'm not crazy about the feathers at the bottom. What an awesome thing to do with that wedding dress.
I need to go through my stashes and get rid of stuff. I've got way too much.
January 27, 2020
Christine said…
Cleanup is a great idea
January 27, 2020
Brian's Home Blog said…
Moving fun and then some! That parachute story is sure something.
January 27, 2020
Jeanie said…
That dress is a stunner!

I'm getting ready to launch a clear out of old art/craft supplies; things I won't be doing anymore. It's a good feeling.
January 28, 2020
Rhodesia said…
Love the parachute dress, it is stunning. As for beads, yes I have masses as well and never any time to do anything with them!! Cheers Diane
January 28, 2020
Darla M Sands said…
Awesome dresses! The first looks like something a well-to-do flapper would have worn. :) Take it easy, my dear. ~hugs~ I hope you're gifts are greatly appreciated.
January 28, 2020
Kim said…
I love the parachute dress story. Thanks for sharing it!
January 28, 2020
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