Old Christmas ornaments, stretchy cocktail rings, simple tassels and trims
are combined together!
Traditionally tassels are used singularly for window treatments- but I like using several at a time.
Layering tassels of different sizes is very pretty together and makes a bigger splash!
Tassels on decanters- love it!
A pretty tassel on a special bottle of Champagne as a gift.
For this one, I strung beads and used old buttons.
Embellishing a sconce- yes this one is fancy, but imagine it on a simple one!
Really makes a statement.
Just hanging out with the guys!
On the side of a three tier tea stand
I made this one for a shabby pink nightstand that's going to be in the sale.
So sweet for a little girls room!
It's made of ribbon roses, antique trims, old buttons and rhinestones.
This turquoise tassel is so pretty used as a tieback for this Bella Notte muslin tea towel.
On the door of a butler's pantry
Vintage marcasite beaded fringes and old buttons
On the grill work of a china cabinet
Embellishing furniture handles
on chair backs and pillows
off statues and lamps
Actually, just about anywhere!
I can't wait for our first sale! Our plan is to have many embellished treats for our customer's homes.
Save the Dates- May 10th and 11th.
6 comments:
Beautiful! Will your sale be online or just in Chicago?
Looking forward to seeing your next post. ~ Sarah
These tassels are total works of art. Just stunning!! I bet that first sale is going to be amazing!
GORGEOUS MY DEAR FRIEND GORGEOUS!!! Can't wait for May xxxx
Susan darling, I have to have a tassel.....can't decide which one but definitely a beige one for my bedroom!
Well, you certainly have been a busy little Bee.
They are beautiful. Keep up the good work.
Are you still making these? They're absolutely beautiful. I live in the Chicago suburbs. I would love to see your work.
Mallory McCelland
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