This is the Flurry part -- Jane Eborall's Flurry Snowflake in bangles. It's really a great pattern (and even easier when all done in one color so the SLT can be skipped ... lazy, that's me). It looks wonderful in the bangles -- even if I did have a bit of trouble getting each spoke at 60 degrees from the other. The one done with Lizbeth's red, green and white thread is a bit wild, but I like it anyway."So...where does the bling part come in?," you ask with great trepidation. Yup. I did it again. The dollar store yielded up lots of pretty patterned tissue paper. Of course, it's rather seasonal. TA-DA! Holiday Shuttles!
And, yes, those are a couple of little Clovers on the right end. I think the Aeros are easier to cover because the paper can be tucked under the sides. It has to be cut with much more precision for the Clovers. I like the striped one on the left side the best, but the minimalist blue snowflakes is a close second.
5 comments:
woww, Marty, so many bling shuttles! wonderful...
the flurry snowflakes are really pretty too. have a good xmas. :D
WOW! I feel like such a slacker! Your flurries are fantastic, and your shuttles are amazing! I think I'd better stay away from the dollar store! ; )
My favorite is the candy cane stripe on the left!
Love the fluffy flakes in the bangles!!!
And the shuttles are amazingly festive! :)
LOve the furry snowflakes, they look brillant, and so much bling on your shuttles, they are looking lovely.
Margaret
Wow Marty, you are a shuttle making maniac...I LOVE IT!
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