You must go to Michaels and buy these plastic butterflies. They're in the dollar section. They come in packs of 8. Buy as many as you can. I did. What should we make with them?! They're sooo pretty!
I have a mirror in my bathroom with a frame that is completely covered with a multitude of silk roses in different sizes and shades of pink, red and orange. I bet a mirror frame with these would be great - in fact, perhaps a scanner and a printer could be used to transfer and resize in a variey of different sizes onto a fabric that could be stiffened would be great. I think I would stick to a family of colors though (reds, pinks and oranges). Just a thought.
I made a mobile to hang in my niece's room. used a round wooden purse handle that was on clearance at Joann's for the top and just tied with string. super simple.
Can't find these!!! My daughter's just turned one and I did her nursery in the sweetest shade of lilac and butter with butterflies. I could really use these if anyone has found a link...
I bought some (at full price) a few years ago. I took two dollar-store picture frames and glued them on top of each other, leaving the glass in the top frame and the backing on the bottom frame. It created a shadow box and I pinned the butterflies onto some pretty paper put it up on the wall like a insect display.
You must go to Michaels and buy these plastic butterflies. They're in the dollar section. They come in packs of 8. Buy as many as you can. I did.
They are pretty, at that. ^_^
ReplyDeleteYes, M'am. Even if I have no idea what to do with them, my girls will. They ARE pretty!
ReplyDeleteAmazing butterfly... How to do that?
ReplyDeleteMaybe hang them from the ceiling randomly? Use fishing line or thinnest white thread? I love them so much. They come off the sticks really easily.
ReplyDeleteThink they are in Canada??? I must Check! I want them in my daughter's room! :D
ReplyDeleteI have a mirror in my bathroom with a frame that is completely covered with a multitude of silk roses in different sizes and shades of pink, red and orange. I bet a mirror frame with these would be great - in fact, perhaps a scanner and a printer could be used to transfer and resize in a variey of different sizes onto a fabric that could be stiffened would be great. I think I would stick to a family of colors though (reds, pinks and oranges). Just a thought.
ReplyDeleteI made a mobile to hang in my niece's room. used a round wooden purse handle that was on clearance at Joann's for the top and just tied with string. super simple.
ReplyDeleteI just went last week and found these in the clearance section for .50 a package. Bought all they had left - about 20 packages. Love them!
ReplyDeleteCan't find these!!! My daughter's just turned one and I did her nursery in the sweetest shade of lilac and butter with butterflies. I could really use these if anyone has found a link...
ReplyDeleteI bought some (at full price) a few years ago. I took two dollar-store picture frames and glued them on top of each other, leaving the glass in the top frame and the backing on the bottom frame. It created a shadow box and I pinned the butterflies onto some pretty paper put it up on the wall like a insect display.
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