Sassy Frassy's Bowtique

03/31/2011

This is super cute on!

03/31/2011

Absolutly Love this!

03/31/2011

03/21/2011

I have gotten in some new inventory...some adorable pettiskirts :) Will get pics up soon.

03/07/2011

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02/16/2011

02/08/2011

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02/07/2011

Super Bowl Trivia Question: Who won the Superbowl and what was the final score? First person to get both parts correct wins a stacked hairbow in their choice of NFL Team.

01/30/2011

QUOTE OF THE DAY:
A frog in love would not be enchanted to learn that her beloved had turned into Prince Charming. ~ Mason Cooley

01/29/2011

OMG!! Can't wait!

Intro to the new Expression 2!!!

01/29/2011

7. Glue another rose next to the first one. Glue more roses around the edge of the heart, then glue the rest in the middle. (If you need a few more roses, make another roll of paper).

8. To make leaves, tightly fold a small piece of green paper, along its long edge, several times. Then, cut the folded paper into slices.

9. Dip a leaf into the glue and press it into a gap between two roses. Glue on lots more leaves, then leave the glue to dry.

10. For a pretty decoration, glue several lovehearts onto a long ribbon. You could glue a loveheart onto a little gift box. The lovehearts look pretty glued onto a card, too.

01/29/2011

1. Fold a small piece of pink paper in half. Then, draw half a heart against the fold. Cut out the shape, then open out the heart. (Keep the paper folded as you cut).

2. Cut a rectangle that is about the size of a postcard from thick pink paper. Then, lay a pencil along one of the long edges.

3. Curl the paper tightly around the pencil. Then, roll the pencil up the paper to the top edge. Unroll it and remove the pencil.

4. Fold in the edge that was curled around the pencil, to make it easier to roll. Then, roll the paper again, as tightly as you can. (Roll the paper on a flat surface).

5. Cut the rolled paper into lots of slices more like round roses, gently squash them a little. (The slices get flattened by the scissors).

6. Pour some white glue onto an old plate. Dip the bottom of a rose into the glue and press the rose onto the heart. (Glue the rose near the edge of the heart).