Swapped: AnAstridEndeavor and HoneyThistle

Swap between AnAstridEndeavor and HoneyThistle

About

Hand embroidered in a geometric crescent shape using really pretty colors of peachy salmon and blush. It's attached with copper rings to a beautiful, thick gold leather cord with a collection of clear glass beads that dangle in the middle. It's a long necklace that measures about 28 inches. It's knotted at the top with a couple of clear arrow beads. It can slip right over your head. 

The pendant is 3 1/2 inches across and 3 1/2 long.

and

Chunky crochet kid cowl in peach and cream with a big button.

Want to swap for

I would love to trade for some unique jewelry, items for kids, or hand knitted accessories.

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87. I swap: Flower clip

by katemakesit

About

This is a green and red bead flower clip on a square wooden base. Attached with hot glue to a hair slide. Roughly 2 inches long.

Want to swap for

A brooch, a mobile phone case or any small handmade accessories

33. I swap: Creamy Magnolia Blossom Hair Fascinator

by hiddengatedesigns

About

Approx. 6 inches x 6 inches

When I was 13 I went on vacation with my Aunt & Uncle to the University of Virginia (where Edgar Allan Poe attended for a year). My uncle was a professor and while he was attending meetings and conferences; my aunt and I walked around the campus, which had wonderful Magnolia trees. This vacation is where I fell in love with Magnolias...beautiful, large, fragrant blossoms. My love of Edgar Allan Poe began years before...thanks to my mother who was an English/Literature/Journalist teacher.

While this fascinator is casual enough to wear in your hear any day of the week, it would look amazing on a wedding day (or with any special occasion dress), or even as an accessory to your favorite winter cowl!

Want to swap for

Just about anything. You never know what I might love or need! :) I love art, food, jewelry (mostly rings & bracelets), supplies, handspun/handdyed yarn, handbags...looking for an amazing clutch, or a large purse....and the list goes on...

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