This little theatre was such fun ... all blue and gold and lavished with lots of Dresden scrap, silk ribbon, reproduction fringe trim, dyed feathers, and vintage images. I think I would like to put in a Marie Antoinette character - if I can find one of her done all in blue and gold, it's definitely going to happen. If not, perhaps a vintage image of an opera singer or cabaret performer who is decked out in sapphire and gold finery.
I keep getting ideas for new mini-theatres - and I really should be getting on with other projects! I have to remember Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and these theatres are not what I sell for that holiday! Perhaps this just isn't going to be a big selling holiday for me. Thank goodness the Christmas season was busy! But I need to get back to trinket boxes and tussie mussies and assemblages and shadow boxes and ...
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What a magical little theatre! ~Lori
Hi Tristan!
Love this little theater! The colors you used are just gorgeous!!!! Can't wait to start seeing your Halloween themed theaters!
But you know me and Halloween! LOL!
Enchanted Blessings,
Joycee
Oh, this one is so gorgeous, rich and delicious looking Triston. And just the right place to honour Marie Antoinette. I can't wait to see her take her place!
OMG,OMG,OMG! I am THRILLED to find you! You are fabulous and so is your blog. I just wandered over from the Marie Antoinette network. Looking forward to knowing you better and hope you will pay me a visit as well. Thank you for sharing your fabulous work! Rhonda...
I, too, just happily found your blog. I was visiting Gail Lackey's. So, rather than be a "lurker" I thought I would say hello.
Popped by to see how things went yesterday. Any trouble? You've amassed some very interesting stories here. I got a laugh out of the list of 'whites'. Who names all those shades? That would be fun, actually. Can never have too many pairs of scissors!
Best,
Catherine
Tristan, what a little gem!
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