For the "hangers" I used the hangers from some self laminating tag kits from Office Depot. I can't find a tutorial online that exactly matches these tags but I did find a pattern on Etsy for purchase that matches. I just used larger grommets.
The bride purchased "pashminas" for the girls and asked that I monogram them. I use the term pashmina loosely because in no way are these exotic cashmere wraps like the more luxurious pashminas to be found that hails from Nepal or Northern India. Think acrylic fibre from Taiwan. That being said, they are very soft and were just the right color. These came from a place called ABC Trading. A costume jewelry lover's paradise here in town.
I used a two letter monogram from The Itch 2 Stitch using a deep green for the thread. "Magnolia green" said in my best Julia Roberts voice. They were a big hit.
I am trying to bring some order to this house before I leave for convention on Tuesday. I leave you with this for a chuckle.
Amazing... how did you get all your little projects finished!
ReplyDeleteFun to see what you have been up to while hiding away! Glad that you will be at SAGA. See you there. Are you taking early classes?
ReplyDeleteI love those monograms on the scarves, what a lovely gift. Have a good time at convention, I'm not going this year.
ReplyDeleteWhere are on the pashmina did you put the monogram? Gorgeous, by the way!
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