Our Easter Chandelier
Apr. 14th, 2011 09:38 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
wwcitizenLast weekend, in a spurt of getting out of doing my taxes - again - Matt and I took off on Sunday to Michael's Arts & Crafts. I LOVE that store. It's better and less expensive than AC Moore, IMHO, and they're better at customer service. The one we went to was much bigger (so it seemed) than the one I typically go to. Plus, they had a more expansive scrapbooking section than my normal one.
I got it in me to redo our Easter chandelier a bit from a few weeks ago. Here's the now finished project and we're happy with it. It has to look fabulous; Matt's aunt, cousins, and sister are coming over with their families and significant others - and three kids! We're putting a lot into this and it'll be fun. Really fun.
Here are pictures of the chandelier:
It had to be different and springier than the ornate and heavy-looking Christmas one. Matt looked at the chandelier after we finished this round and said, "My goodness; I used to hate this chandelier. Who knew I'd start loving its versatility and charm?" Its simplicity makes for good decorations at holidays!
I got it in me to redo our Easter chandelier a bit from a few weeks ago. Here's the now finished project and we're happy with it. It has to look fabulous; Matt's aunt, cousins, and sister are coming over with their families and significant others - and three kids! We're putting a lot into this and it'll be fun. Really fun.
Here are pictures of the chandelier:
It had to be different and springier than the ornate and heavy-looking Christmas one. Matt looked at the chandelier after we finished this round and said, "My goodness; I used to hate this chandelier. Who knew I'd start loving its versatility and charm?" Its simplicity makes for good decorations at holidays!
