
Well I found a bag of these loopy flowers in November. I'm sure I bought them for no more than $2. They are made with such nice fuzzy yarn in perfect vintage colors. They even had a loop on the back of each one to hang them from the tree.

Well my plan was to hot glue them onto a wreath for my side door. So it hangs nicely inside my house. I added a loop of vintage pom poms and it still needed a touch more of somethin'. So after I scanned my tree I spotted this perfect handmade (also thrifted from 2009) ornament. The clown pedals away perfectly on my wreath now and they compliment each other so nicely - don't you think?
2 comments:
adorable!
I love it! You are one expert recrafter.
And I loved the thrifted present Santa delivered here yesterday. Who would have known that Mamie Taylor was such a drinker, three jiggers of whiskey in her signature drink, yikes!! She might just be my new best friend this holiday.
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