I wanted to try my hand at making organic type beads. But, invariably, the pink snuck in there somehow:
I strung some natural stone nuggets to complement the organic look. You can find the bracelet in my Etsy shop.
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It looks lovely! And pink is an organic color, right? As you show in your pictures; it doesn’t get more organic than flowers and butterflies. 😉
Hi Jacinta!
Thanks for visiting. You have a very nice blog as well. I loved reading about your farm. I live in a small orange grove in CA and love it! Every morning, I have Greek yoghurt with pure maple syrup – it sounds like heaven to be able to harvest your own maple syrup!
Linda