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Some fancy multi-coloured sonobes.
Each of these models comprises 30 modules – six colours, five modules of each. There *is* a system to how the colours are organised. It's quite difficult to make a system work with 30-module pieces, but for these I managed to figure one out.
Raquel is modelling her new fancy jeans that she made with the eigth grade girls. According to them, she doesn't have to look cute because she has Caleb. So, she's posing with him.
What else is a guy supposed to do on a snowy weekend besides try out some new lighting equipment and getting some new "fancy selfies."
Mandy decided to have a Medieval themed Fancy Dress Party so we did. We got some music to and had a "blow" at the same time. There was some serious creative work going on here!
FLIGHT OF FANCY has a rich red silk flower base, with glass beads and fresh water pearls twisted on thin wire and nestled into the petals. The flower is framed by a hand-trimmed, bleached peacock feather, a saddle feather, and light marabou feathers.
The flower clips into hair with a very strong clip that can either be turned into a fabulous fascinator for your hair or worn on a hat, shoulder strap, or purse.
Perfect for bellydancers, unique wedding parties, and fantastically stylish people.
If you have any questions about this item, or would like to custom order an item, please email me at ayperi [!at] ayperibellydance.com or send me a convo on etsy.com. I love to help you make your PERFECT hair flower!
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On our way to dinner our first night in Seattle, Steve and I stopped by two of the stores that were on my list of places to check out in Belltown: Fancy and Schmancy. In the process, we also learned that there is another store called Nancy, next to Schmancy. Fancy had lots of cool jewelry and a few other interesting things.
My Hero Arts clear stamp set (CL116 Fancy Scrolls) finally arrived yesterday, so I had to have a play and make something new. I decided to use two of the scrolls to create a flower and cut the shape around it. I added green gingham ribbon for the leafy bits as well as a green paper "ribbon" with the sentiment. Watercolor crayons added a bit of extra color to the flower, and the flower center is cut from a piece of decorative paper. The Hello stamp is from LP121 Bird Greetings