What do you do with those ring dilly dally's from the orange juice or milk containers? I used to throw them away until I found one and played around with it thinking... this could be a ring. In fact, if I were 6 again, I would be gluing gems to them and prancing around the house dressed as a princess wearing my mom's high heels with a blankie tied around my waist. Well, I can't get away with that anymore....
maybe when I'm a bit older and senile I can... but I can glue a yo-yo flower to it and make it a pincushion ring! Doesn't that sound like a fun idea! So here's a quick tutorial on making my Rosie Posie pincushion ring.
How very clever
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ReplyDeleteYou never cease to amaze us! :)
ReplyDeleteI love this and I thought the same thing yesterday when throwing out the juice caps, what a fun ring. I have a bag of yo yo's too. I gotta try this!!!
ReplyDeleteI love your creativity, too cute.
ReplyDeleteYou come up with some of the cutest ideas! Love your patterns and they do make me think Spring! Thanks for sharing.
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You made me wish I hadn't thrown that one away yesterday. Next time!!!! They are really cute and so are the spring patterns.
ReplyDeleteI have thrown so many of these away it makes me cringe! lol.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to 'score' the plastic b4 adding the glue... bit it sticks great! Thanks.
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ReplyDeleteI like your creative ring pincushions! Neat idea for a little favor for a retreat. Thank you for sharing at Funday Monday!
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What a clever idea for the rings! And your bunny and flowers with the bees are so adorable, I love them!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely ring.Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteI love your rings. Thanks for the tutorial. And just the right size for doing applique work with 2-3 needles in tow.
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