As if I hadn't anything else to do! (Comme si je n'avais pas autrechose à faire!)
These are paper beads(des perles en papier) that I made from pages of shiny (brillant) magazine paper. Aren't I clever? (Ne suis-je pas douée?)
Here is how you do it:
Cut out (découpez) a long triangle, roll it up on a wooden brochette, put some glue on the end, wait a minute...and there you are! Brilliant!
You can thread (enfiler) the beads onto very fine elastic, tie a knot (faire un noeud) and make a beautiful necklace (collier) or bracelet.
I made a lovely red one with the front page of the Avignon theatre programme:
You can use the same colours or mix them up, create what you like. Something other than (quelque chose d'autre que) threading on elastic, I haven't found an idea yet (je n'ai pas encore trouvé d'idée).
And it' ecological, recycling magazine paper instead (au lieu) of throwing it in the bin (le jeter à la poubelle). I will turn all those publicity leaflets into jewelry (des bijoux). I'm very proud of myself (je suis fière de moi)!
Tag - bracelet
Tuesday, August 3 2010
PAPER BEADS perles en papier
By carolweb on Tuesday, August 3 2010,
Thursday, May 6 2010
BARBED WIRE - fil de fer barbelé
By carolweb on Thursday, May 6 2010,
What a curious photo today! One to think about.
I went into a garden centre to buy a plant and didn't find anything I liked; and then I noticed rolls and rolls of this barbed wire. Curious.
I googled and read that the history of the United States was changed because of barbed wire! It enabled the new settlers to delimit their territory, keep animals in and keep animals out. There is even a "Barbed Wire Museum" in Lacrosse Kansas, which is known as the "barbed wire capital of the world"! The Americans like their town to be the capital of something.
The most curious thing I discovered is a man's heavy silver bracelet costing £295, LOOK