Floral Pins

One of my best sellers at fairs are my little flower brooches. They are fun to make and small to post and I have lots of repeat sales.

I had been writing some words with my sewing machine for one of my books and had one word left from the project. So I've combined my flowers and the words for a new brooch design.
Forever.

Believe.

Imagine.

Love.

I finished with two necklaces.

Find them in my Etsy shop today.

Hope you've all had a peaceful Sunday.
xox Angela.

Comments

Mosaic Magpie said…
Believe, one of my favorite words!
Deb
29 November 2011 at 23:57
Tammy@T's Daily Treasures said…
Your broaches are so beautiful Angela. No wonder they are a top seller. Have a lovely day. Tammy
2 December 2011 at 08:45
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