When I was a little girl my grandparents lived on Salt Spring Island and we would visit them often in the summer. Salt Spring has always been known for being home to some of BC's most 'artistic characters' so there were always lots of artsy things in the little shops in the village. That's likely where I bought this. . . er . . .
. . . bead head . . ?
And the strangest part is that I kept it all these years in a little box with my other "treasures"?!
But when I look at it I am instantly a kid again which is why I thought my kids and I should make something like it!
Now, I'll be totally honest here . . .
their first questions were "What is it?" and "What is it for?" and truthfully I wasn't able to come up with an answer, but we ended up having fun anyways! ;o)
their first questions were "What is it?" and "What is it for?" and truthfully I wasn't able to come up with an answer, but we ended up having fun anyways! ;o)
So we got out the tin of beads . . . yum!
And then chose the basic materials
1 large bead
1 smaller bead
2 googly eyes
glue
And then played around a bit . . .
. . . and eventually ended up with these!
We still don't really know what to call them or do with them, but who knows, the kids may find them 30 years from now in a little box of their treasures?
Have a great weekend!
xoxo
The Bead Heads are so cute! Recall my childhood too :))
ReplyDeleteHi Nurdan!
ReplyDeleteWhat did you call them?!
~ joey ~
these are so cool joey!!!
Deletei am going to sell them at our summer fair!
thanks for the AMAZING idea!!!!!!
:O)
Joey they are adorable and beads are the stuff where memories are made of. Have a nice weekend.
ReplyDeletethese are too cute!
ReplyDeleteYou rock! I think that you have some truly amazing ideas! Cannot wait to make Bead Heads! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteFeel free to visit my blog at batisthename.wordpress.com or indigoblues222.com! Indy
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