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This special little pendant is simply a lovely little keepsake to be treasured forever and would make a wonderful gift. This listing is for the one in a pretty cream-turqouise colour, lightly stamped with an upper-case letter of your choice, and then artfully hand-decorated with flowers and shrubs in a slightly paler coloured clay.
No pendants are exactly the same. The position of the letter and the decoration are merely similar, but different one to another. Each piece is in fact a one-of-a-kind work of art.
Quilt made from my wedding centerpieces.
Read more about the making of this quilt here:
www.fabricpaperglue.com/2010/10/wedding-keepsake-quilt-pa...
www.fabricpaperglue.com/2010/10/wedding-keepsake-quilt-pa...
Thank you so much to the sweet friend who sent me this wonderful postcard. ❤️ It was such a lovely surprise to find this in my mailbox!
Postcard photo property of VOLKS
126 Pictures in 2026 #56 "Keepsake"
This is a Banksia seed pod made into a napkin holder (for the US definition of napkin), a souvenir of Australia from when we were there in the mid 1980s.
Theme Rules:
Trinkets. Baubles. Mementos. Souvenirs. For this theme, we must see a knick-knack and/or keepsake somewhere in your photo. It can be an object that holds sentimental value, or it can simply be part of the diorama. Perhaps your doll has a shelf with snow globes collected from his/her world travels. Maybe your doll loves nautical décor, so there are miniature sailboats and mermaid statues sprinkled throughout the living room. Or maybe your doll always wears a family heirloom necklace close to her heart. The only requirements are that there must be a doll and at least one knick-knack or keepsake included in the photo.
About this photo:
Upcoming model Harper (AHS Zoe Benson) with Gigi, her more experienced model friend were asked to do some short video for Teen Vogue on how they're making their jewelry. They willingly agreed, took all necessary knick-knacks and sat to do some weaving, braiding, mixing and blending :)
All the jewelry except of Gigi's earrings and all fashions were made by me.
The sunrise shot I keep making things out of. With the texture, it reminds me of an old ceramic tile. I've always wanted to paint on tiles, maybe someday I will.
Have a great Thursday!
"Porcelain Texture": © Mir Yahya Mousavi
www.dreamstime.com/porcelain-texture-rimage3142972-resi12...
"There is a river whose streams shall make glad the city of God, The holy place of the tabernacle of the Most High. God is in the midst of her, she shall not be moved; God shall help her, just at the break of dawn." Psalm 46:4-5
It's only the world's systems that are shaky. The Kingdom of God is solid and immovable. If we live there, we can be safe and secure.
My 2015 Limited Edition Blue Gown Cinderella 17'' doll has been fully deboxed. She is posed standing, supported by the included doll stand.
The box of the Blue Gown Cinderella is the same size as most of the other LE 17'' doll boxes, but has a sightly different design. The front plastic window divided are into three sections, being angled on the left and right of the center section, and the front cardboard lid is shaped the same way. There is a golden ribbon on top of the box to serve as a carrying handle. In the back there is another golden ribbon that is tied into a large bow, which you have to untie to take off the front lid from the rear of the box.
One of Cinderella's glass slippers is attached to the backing, behind and to the right of the doll. It was partially hidden by her hair, so I moved the hair out of the way before taking photos of the doll after the outer lids were removed. The Certificate of Authenticity is taped to the back of the cardboard backing, rather than inserted between the bottom of the backing and the outer box.
I got my Blue Gown Cinderella Limited Edition 17'' Doll today (Friday March 13, 2015) at my local Disney Store. She is #2352 of 4000. She costs $129.95, $10 more than the recently released Frozen LE dolls, and with tax added came out to $140.35.
I got to the store at 6:30 am, and was the only one there until about 8 am, when two more people showed up. At about 9:15 am, a CM gave out line cards to the five people waiting. At store opening at 10 am, there were seven people waiting for the 12 dolls. I had to give up the line card when I purchased the doll.
I will show the doll boxed, during deboxing and fully deboxed.
Cinderella Limited Edition Doll - Live-Action Film - 17''
US Disney Store
Released in store and online 2015-03-13
Sold out online 2015-03-13
$129.95
Item No. 6070040901175P
Blue beauty
Cinderella makes a stunning entrance in an elegant gown inspired by her appearance in the ballroom scene of Disney's new live-action film. This finely detailed limited edition doll is presented in a scenic display for a lasting keepsake.
Magic in the details...
Please Note: Purchase of this item is limited to 1 per Guest.
• Limited Edition of 4000
• Includes Certificate of Authenticity
• Ball gown features three layers of twilight-hued organza with cascading rhinestones
• Shimmering butterflies and jewels embellish the softly draped organza neckline
• Cinderella's iridescent high-heeled slippers accented with sparkling butterflies
• Glamorous hair with rhinestone accents
• Rooted eyelashes
• Fully poseable
• Display stand included
• Comes in elegant window display packaging with butterflies, gold satin bow and carrying strap
• Inspired by Disney's live-action movie Cinderella
The bare necessities
• Ages 6+
• Plastic /polyester
• 17'' H
• Imported
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The hummingbird wreath was a gift from Daryll's coworkers. The black urn will go to Jamie and I'll have the silver urn. Tomorrow we will spread Daryll's ashes. It'll be our 26 anniversary
This photo shows 2 treasured keepsakes. It used to be a tradition to send a portion of wedding cake to family or friends who were unable to go to the wedding. Cake was sent in tiny boxes, with specially printed gift cards. The photo shows a gift card printed for my parents' wedding (over 70 years ago) with the horseshoe & turtle doves decoration from the cake. G? - obviously, the initial of our surname!
This fun little box is created with a Matchbood Bigz Die. Accordian style photo book on top of stacked matchbooks. Store trinkets inside. Two part video available on my NING site: pocketsofinspiration.ning.com/
Must register for site to gain access to tutorial.
When I first met Hadley, I vociferously let him know that I did not want him buying a dozen red roses and having them delivered. (yeah, I was bouncing off something from marriage one). So he almost never gave me flowers at all to ensure he didn't do wrong.... These were pink roses that he gave me last year as a total surprise. So naturally I hung them up to dry in the garage. Just recently brought them in the house and paired them with the basket. The basket is something we just received from his sister. It had been his mom's. Both items make me happy.
odc: dry or dried
Doll: Delilah - Barbie Holiday Blue Dress 2016
Fashiono credits:
T-shirt: Barbie ♥ Angry Birds
Trousers: Barbie Shakira Rockin concert
Shoes: Barbie Twillight Bella
Earrings: gift by my friend Katka
Diorama - attic:
The building is originally a canadian souvenir shop, which my mom made 5 years ago.
Picture: gift by my friend Ivana
Mirror with angels: miniature decoration
Chair: dining room from doll Sindy Pedigree
Spider web: from halloween party decoration
Box: decoration
Egypt statues: from my mini egyptian collection, which I have in egypt souvenir shop for dolls, because I love Egypt and this anticient history :-)
About this photos:
Delilah went to attic to find memories of her grandfather who was an archeologist in Egypt.:-)
One of my favourite items from Roy Lewis.
The majority of Keepsake Press publications are fairly sober, text-heavy booklets of poetry but for more personal productions he got out the ornament case and had fun.
2019 Weekly Alphabet Challenge, Week 11, K for Knackered
These are the two oldest dolls in our collection of family keepsakes, we have no idea how the rag doll on the left lost an arm, but suspect the moves may have had something to do with it.
Hans Christian Andersen really did have a wicked imagination. His stories about evil stepmothers will chill your spine.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wild_Swans
This swan actually has a more wonderful story for me. It was given to my aunt May on the occasion of her 50th wedding anniversary.
odc: fairy tales
“Our Baby Book,” a keepsake baby album illustrated by the famous Janet Laura Scott for the Whitman Publishing Co. in 1938.
I am so pleased with this box, and as often happens in such cases, I've held onto it for a long time. I made it out of a white-ecru mix which I textured, then cut into I don't know how many narrow strips and covered the entire exterior, including the bottom. Once that was done, and the box cured, I sanded and buffed and then applied a glaze of raw sienna and burnt umber. A striped agate bead I especially liked was then fixed to the top, a narrow black bezel created and the piece was cured again to fuse the glaze and cure the clay bezel. I've left the interior natural to allow it to be used for proper cigar storage, and cut a removable dark brown suede piece for the base. The box is 5 3/4 inches long, 4 1/2 inches wide and 4 3/8 inches tall. The entire exterior of the box is covered, including the bottom. I have signed the underside of the lid.
More views can be seen in my Etsy Shop: patibannister
This vintage 1930s-era postcard shows an old-school Wonsan, in what is today's North Korea. Rare image.
This was a recent gift to me from my cousin Elizabeth. She lives in my hometown of Bowling Green, Kentucky, I have always been enamored with the deep rich blue of this bowl, and could not believe it when she gave it to me on my last visit. I suddenly today recalled long ago I had started sharing favorite things. When I found this album, I was delighted. Time to renew it. 11/365
Sentiments of the 1980's like my old PY501 parts. I really want more parts to hang around the house....
I love this family antique. It was in the corner by our dining room table my entire life. Many, many happy memories were made within sight of this cupboard.
Do you have a corner big enough to hold a piece this size? This was truly the only place in my entire house this piece would fit when I finally got it moved from KY to TX last year.
ODC: corner