Little Miss Flossy and the Frilly Frou Frou Bag
I happened across Floss's blog a couple of months ago. She's nicknamed Floss on account of her hair, which looked like spun golden candy floss when she was a wee girlie. It turns out that she lives in the Deep South and inspires classrooms full of kids, making delish things all day long. The other day I noticed that Floss had a wee français-inspired project dancing around on her sewing machine. This is what she wrote about it:
A couple of weeks ago Floss offered me her feijoa cake recipe, and insisted that all gifted recipes need to be handwritten. So I duly gave her my snail mail addy. Guess what I tripped over on my way outside this morning to kiss Bulldog off to work?
A BIG CARDBOARD BOX.
And guess what was nestled inside that BIG CARDBOARD BOX?
*shrieks ear-splittingly*
A Frilly Frou Frou Bag (aptly christened by Little Miss Flossy) tucked into tufts of tissue paper and snuggled up with a feijoa cake recipe!!!!! I was so blimmin' excited, I took her (the bag) straight out to la plage (the beach). And went off in search for the *exact* bunch of lollies to thread into a bracelet for Floss. Hmmm, what would a Frou Frou Dancer stash in the bottom of a Frilly Bag? A big handful of liquorice allsorts, that's what:
Voilà Floss, a Petit Français Frou Frou Bracelet pour vous!!!
Thanks so much for the *fairy floss* moment, and the luffly frilly *fairy dust* bag.
You may now lick your bracelet X
6 Comments:
ohhhhhhhhhhhhh i like that bag too
Jen
now im off to visit her blog
I quite like blogging with NZers
especially you the lovely Katie
Jen
I've "known" Floss for a number of years now and was so pleased to refind her through her blog. I've even been blessed enough to meet her in real life. I've been so inspired by all her creations! How cool you got the bag!!
Quick, get me a cloth to wipe the dribble off the screen before Tim gets home! You are a total mind reader, I LOVE liquorice allsorts. Just the other day I was slobbering over a set of kitchen ceramics painted in liquorice allsort colours and now I have some to wear around my wrist all day. I'm glad you like the bag, I had great fun sewing it. And as for Shazza and those gorgy redheads of hers... we do go back a long way. Before the turn of the century even!
So much fun! Didja see I got your bracelet?
A visual treat! Both the bag and the bracelet! The pictures and the post make me happy. :)
I'm off to visit Floss's blog --
oh gorgeous - i especially love the black and white thing you got going on. love those liquorice all sort lollies/beads, just fab. if you ever want a day trip of eye candy, head over to tirau - only 40 minutes away awaits the most delightful eye candy town - full of exquisite things to feast ones eyes upon xx
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