It has been a virtual sweatshop here at the Decor to Adore manor. I have been working with the Easter bunny to create some new designs that fit perfectly in a plastic egg. Would you like to see the Peep Show Part Deux?
Peep Show Part Deux
A little something new are these embellished bobby pins. Prices begin at $5.00 a set.
Springtime necklaces for Easter Sunday and beyond.
This little girls bracelet features a rare rabbit’s head charm. Too cute!
These are just lovely.I also love your vintage Easter finds from previous post. I collect those little peeps whenever I can find them. There little bonnets are so sweet. And what you created with the half German egg is just perfect!!Enjoy your day!Jenn
Laura, You are so talented and creative. Your creations take me back to childhood Easter’s. I can tell you are really enjoying your Spring break!
These things are adorable and the fact that they fit into a plastic Easter egg makes them even cuter! Love & blessings from NC!
They’re beautiful!
Are you making all these things? WOW.
Oh… wish I had a girl…. those are cute.
These are beautiful! Too bad my daughter doesn’t look for eggs anymore 🙁Good luck on selling!
These are so beautiful!
Beautiful Laura~your mind is always dreaming up new & creative ideas. These will make lovely additions to Easter baskets!xoxoJane
The bracelets & necklaces are adorable–makes me wish mine wasn't 16 already!Thanks for the AZ sunshine!
What a clever idea to put the bracelets in the plastic eggs! These will be perfect tucked into someone special’s Easter basket.Debbykay
I need to request a granddaughter! Your jewelry is adorable & oh so sweet.
I said, OHHH, with every picture. I need to hurry and get the Easter dresses, so I know which one to buy.They are so cute.*hugs*
Absolutely adorable. laurie
Love the combs! Actually love the necklace too! Very pretty. ~Liz
How sweet!@
Hi. I’m finally getting around to visiting the friends who popped by during the Spring Fling. Thanks for visiting my blog! Cute site – I love your header. Your little goodies are really pretty.
Laura, your blog is beautiful. I love the way you use your photographs to paint a story. I like the idea of making copies of your original postcards and turning them into something wonderful. Thank you!