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Bomboniere / Party favors

Vi presento alcuni dei lavori che ci hanno tenuti occupati negli ultimi giorni, delle bomboniere per una cresima, appena finite e pronte per la consegna. Cosa ne pensate? : ) Abbiamo fatto da noi i quadrifogli di gesso, aromatizzati al muschio bianco. Per 10 bomboniere sono stati usati dentro il sacchettino, in altri 10 accompagnano i confetti come decorazione esterna.

Today I'd like to show you some of the items we've been working on lately, some confirmation party favors, just finished and ready to be delivered. What do you think about them? : ) We've made the chalk clovers on our own, and we perfumed them with white musk. For 10 party favors they're inside the little bag, while the other 10 have sugared almonds inside and the clovers are glued outside the bag.


Aggiungo che non ho abbandonato il mio amato uncinetto, tutt'altro, solo che sono occupatissima e non riesco ad aggiornare spesso quanto vorrei il mio blog, in ogni caso presto vi mostrerò qualche nuova creazione... nel frattempo auguro a tutte una buona settimana!

I want to add that I haven't forgotten my beloved crochet, quite the contrary, I'm just too busy and I can't keep up with the blog as much as I'd like to, anyway I'll soon show you some new creations... in the meantime, I wish you all a lovely week!

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  1. Molto carine!Anch'io ho passato il periodo"gessi profumati"(vado a fasi!).Profuma biancheria,decorazioni ecc ecc a go-go!;-)

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  2. Beautiful, and so lovingly packed! I'm sure they scent great :-). Have a fantastic rest of the week, looking forward to see your new crochet creations :-). It's always the same: Lots of ideas and works, but so little time ,-). Hugs, Nata

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  3. Beautiful <3!!!
    Greetings.:*

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  4. They are lovely !!!!
    Have a nice day !
    Anna

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