sticks, beads and strings
make wonderful, beautiful things

Dye Them?? Dye Them!!!!

s 2859Ok, I was at Gemz N Gold this morning working on an assignment. I had been looking at their pearl jewelry, specifically a black dangle pearl ring like the one on the right. After I found it, I was curious about black pearls, so I went over to wikipedia to find out a bit about them.

YA’LL! You can dye pearls. Holyyyyyyyyyyyy smokes. You can dye pearls! Which brings me to the question of “can you dye those “pseudo pearls” they sell in the craft store?”, which brings me to planning a trip to A.C. Moore. Now, let me ask you: How many girls do you know who can start out jewelry shopping for real pearls and end up planning a craft adventure that involves fake ones? Yep, I’m an original, all right.

But the uses…….oh my, you could dye wool and pearls to match….tone on tone. I could it in ashes of roses. Or blue lagoon. Oh, this could be…..

Darn. Stop. I can’t spend money on crafts. Ok, I am leaving this post up anyway, and it will remind me that I wanted to try this once I can spend the moolah.

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Comment by Ann (3 comments.)
2008-03-09 16:12:56

Well, now you’ve really got me wondering about this! Wouldn’t they be beautiful on a delicate sweater? Or even on a baby’s bonnet? What about at the fringe ends of a fluffy scarf?

Stop it. You know very well I don’t have time for crafts lately!

Comment by Cass
2008-03-09 16:21:37

Muhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah!

If you get to it before I do, please come back and let me know!

 
 
Comment by Ann (3 comments.)
2008-03-09 16:36:20

I will definitely do that!

 
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