It is incredibly handy having a friend that is super creative and owns a fabulous shop and studio space in Stillwater. I’m referring to my friend Michelle who owns Rose Mille.
The other night we got together for a craft night to make fairy crowns. I brought the wine, my hot glue gun and an idea from pinterest, she provided just about everything else!
The idea for the wire and buttons came from pinterest, but Michelle thought to add the Dresden trim around the bottom.
It was awesome crafting with Michelle. She knows lots of stuff and I learned from her. This was not her first fairy crown. Plus she has an excellent eye. Here is her crown.
While we were playing anyway, we also decided to make some fairy wands using some of Michelle’s supplies and her fabulous German glass glitter in black (which you can order on her website, here).
I was originally hoping the crown would work for the gargoyle, but it was a bit too large for him.
I also tried it on Cossetta and on my buddha. No dice.
But truthfully, this crown wouldn’t hold up outside anyway.
For now I think that Lulu will sport the crown.
q is for quandie 
Hi! Love them! I just went on her website and saw the Dresden trim, but it was gold. Did you paint it? Wire too?
Thanks so much!
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When you click on the gold ‘Baroque Border’ Dresden trim and go to the next screen there is a drop down box with all the different colors. Lots of colors to choose from! We did paint the wire black though.
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Love Michelle and her shop! Nobody can have enough crowns, glitter and BUTTONS!!!
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Totally!
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Loving the crowns-gorgous!
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Thanks! They were fun to make.
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Well, Q may be for Queen…
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Mr. Q would probably agree with that!
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I love love the gargoyle with the crown! You have inspired my next treasure hunt to be for a similar gargoyle.. maybe you’ll start selling your crowns? 😉
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I hadn’t really thought of selling them. I’ll put that thought in the back of my mind to consider some time. I hope you find a fab gargoyle. Every garden should have at least one!
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Nice post Linda! Love the pictures as usual. Here is a direct link to the Dresden trim border: http://rosemille.com/products/border-28
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Thanks Michelle!
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