Inspired by a doily garland
I don't know where it will eventually hang and
there is more of it than you see here.
I'm loving it and so glad it is made.
My favorite: I am amazed at what these women used to create.
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Suzan
You are a busy sewer and it is pretty. Where is it going? Have you measured it's length? ♥O
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful! What a gorgeous idea, I am always amazed at the time and effort women put into making the crocheted goodness now at the thrift store. I just found a doily that my 'bushie' made that is the picture of a deer, it is amazing! I think I want to frame it so that we can admire her handywork all of the time. I would love to know where you will end up hanging your banner. (inquiring minds need to know!) Theresa xoxo
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love all these doilyes. I bought some this summer at an antique store and I could not believe how costly they were!!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea.
Xo
Jo
Beautiful Suzan
ReplyDeleteThis looks fabulous.. and a wonderful reuse of doilies.. I wander where I put mine..hmmm... maybe lost forever..
PS>>. now I didn't say I enjoyed that time weeding.. hehe.. xxx Julie
Hi Suzan,
ReplyDeleteYour doiley garland is beyond charming!! I love all things crochet and this is so fun!
Your blog is beautiful:-))
Bella
LOVE it!! Absolutely fantastic and beautiful!! ;) Rachel
ReplyDeletelove it!! i am inspired........
ReplyDeleteI'm always amazed by those little pieces of art. I love they way you re purposed them!
ReplyDelete...oohhh I love this!!
ReplyDeleteI've been collecting doilies all summer long to make one of these for my mantel at Christmas:)
Happy W.W.!!
xo, Rosemary
Weren't women amazing in what they created. Aren't women amazing with what they create. Lovely, unique and done just right.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous; I so love doilies and the
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A very pretty doilie garland. I think I called it a wreath on your inspiration post, duh! Glad to see you have finished it. Love it.
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Sissie
You did a lovely job...this is such a creative idea! And the fact that you can display the doilies instead of tucking them away...fantastic!
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Jane
it is beautiful
ReplyDeleteYou finished her! I just love it! Can't wait to see where you hang it. So pretty!
ReplyDeleteI wanted to make one for the shop. Would make a great display for ornaments don't u think?
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C
It turned out beautiful and it's just such a clever way to display them as well. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I could see this as a sort of valance over curtains.
ReplyDelete-Danielle
What a good idea! I have several doilies my Grandmother made and this would be a great way to have them out to enjoy all the time. Thanks for showing!
ReplyDelete(wildrosevintage)
That is very pretty, I think they might look wonderful hanging in a window as well in lieu of a valance too, tami from the high street cottage
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteThat is just gorgeous. It is so feminine and pretty. Great job!
ReplyDeletePartying with you tonight.
Beauty! Such a great idea - I am seeing one in my house at Christmas - right next to my newly-painted Cromwell Grey fireplace mantel. This sure didn't take you long to put together!
ReplyDeleteDidn't take you long to get on that, at all! B-e-a-YOU-tiful, Z!
ReplyDeleteJust one word for this...GORGEOUS! All the hands that created these lovelies must be clapping right now!!!
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feels up lifting to create something out of things we have,does it not? it is lovely. Bestest,Denise
ReplyDeleteThat's so pretty! I also enjoyed (bittersweet) your beautiful essay on your mother. I'd say you have a life lesson learned. So sad to think of the possibility that could have been had the illness not occurred. However, here you are, living life, being content, making art. Can't ask for much more than that! Congratulations on letting go and being grateful for what is rather than dwelling on what wasn't.
ReplyDeleteTake care,
Judy
I love the old-fashioned feel of this-it almost seemed like doiles had run their course-but this may bring them back!
ReplyDeleteHi Suzan:) Your garland came out beautiful. That is going to look gorgeous any where you put it:)
ReplyDelete~Debra XXX
Capers of the vintage vixens
Looks to me like the perfect decoration for Mother's Day! You could start a whole new trend! Pretty Suzan!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty..Love the jars on your shelves too!
ReplyDeleteA lovely idea that I may just have to give a go to. I have done many fun and beautiful projects with doilies lately and will add this to the list. Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful! I have been seeing these around blogland and wanted to make one. How did you attach your doilies? did you glue, sew??? karen....
ReplyDeleteNow that is a neat idea. I just may have to 'steal' it someday! It looks lovely.
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Claudia
Such a simple yet gorgeous idea! You have inspired me to do something similar with paper doilies! Happy WW!
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That is so pretty, now I wish I hadn't sold all my dollies at my yard sale.
ReplyDeleteJanice
So very, very pretty - all soft & yummy!
ReplyDeleteYour garland is soooooo wonderful Suzan. Love it and it´s such a great idea. Wonder if I ever will be able to gather enough dolies to make one too.
ReplyDeletexo Tina
Oh, it turned out beautifully! You must be so happy with the result!
ReplyDeletefantastic!! it looks so pretty
ReplyDelete~laura x
LOVE it! Very beautiful !
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Simple, yet so lovely!
ReplyDeleteThis might actually be a project my great-grandmother won't haunt me from the grave for. Did you tack them onto some ribbon to hang?
ReplyDeleteI love the name of your blog, and I love your lace garland! That would look beautiful just about anywhere....how about a Christmas tree for starters?!
ReplyDeleteGreat job! I'm loving it! Great photos. Hugs, Liz
ReplyDeleteGreat job! I'm loving it! Great photos. Hugs, Liz
ReplyDeleteAnd a thank you to all you "No reply comment gals" I really wanted to email you personally but alas I cannot. : (
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z
Gorgeous!!! What a great way to display doilies!!
ReplyDeleteDid I ever tell you I love your blog? the name and every thing about it.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe you live 2 blocks from Anthropologie store that would be hard but you could check for sale prices on something WE want like that script writing bedding set. LOL
Thanks for visiting my blog !
Janice
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Also can you believe when I got home from work last night I was to tired to open my treasures, tonight for sure
I do remember those doilies. And a certain stormy morning, if I'm not mistaken. It reminds me of young girls in white dresses, holding hands and dancing.
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Very pretty idea, something to do with all those doilies I collected for that quilt I'm no longer interested in making, ha! I missed your first post about this and the link to 'My Hearts Ease', looks like another fun place to visit, off I go.
ReplyDeleteSusanne.
This is so cuuuuute! I love everything behind it in the hutch as well. All eye candy.
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