I did make a few substitutions to the beads that she chose, but it keeps with the same palette. I made these Safari Stars earrings with these great saucer shaped beads tipped on their sides to reveal the cool star shaped pattern.
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I think they would look great with this Anthropologie dress called Afternoon Safari. It looks like a breezy outfit fit for the Serengheti for sure. Or a trip to Tar-zhay for some toilet paper and a 1" binder. Whatever.
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Love them! Those trips to Target can be pretty adventureous ya know
ReplyDeleteI love how vine-like your fringe is, it makes me think of an asparagus fern--fresh!
ReplyDeleteFun earrings Erin and perfect dress too!
ReplyDeleteAs always, awesome use of fiber & great idea to turn the beads sideways, I need to remember that!
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