Janice Blair wrote:
One of the ideas was to use a picture frame, take off the back and glass,
and stretch a piece of lace across the back. You can then hang your
earrings on the lace.
That's a lovely idea. My daughter has made us both frames like this using
fabric we have up as net curtain
sueba...@comcast.net wrote:
Lesley
Come and love in Illinois , we can still get Jack Frost patterns even with double-glazing and central heating!
Hmm, much as I loved seeing the photos, I've now had enough of the ice and
snow that we've had here in the UK, so don't think I'll be taking you
Sue,
Do you really mean "love" in Illinois? ;-)
Pene,
Nice photos of the frost hanging on the cobwebs.
On another topic, on tv this morning they were talking about storage of
jewellry, handbags, etc. by using unusual things such as egg boxes and ice cube
trays. One of the ideas was to use
Lesley
Come and love in Illinois , we can still get Jack Frost patterns even with
double-glazing and central heating!
Sue
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pene piip wrote:
On Tuesday morning we had a day with low temperatures, lots of sunshine
& a wonderful sight.
All the trees were snow covered with a layer of frost as well as.
Yesterday as I walked under a big bridge I noticed that the cob-webs
were also frosted.
I didn't have my camera which w
On Tuesday morning we had a day with low temperatures, lots of sunshine
& a wonderful sight.
All the trees were snow covered with a layer of frost as well as.
Yesterday as I walked under a big bridge I noticed that the cob-webs
were also frosted.
I didn't have my camera which was a good thing as
