There are the obvious hearts - wooden bead organizers, beaded cross stitch kits for a brooch or home decor. What about flowers which never wilt? I especially love the spring flower selection like the daffodils and crocuses!
Which would you pick? BTW Many of their kits are STILL ON SALE!
Giveaway
If you'd like to win one of two free wood kits of your choice from Wonderland Ukraine, please make a comment below. Make sure you leave contact info below if you do not have an online shop or blog.
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It ends in a week's time at 6 pm EST Monday, April 20, 2020. I will pick the winner randomly and announce the results as soon as possible after. So be sure to leave a contact email if you don't have an online link or make sure you come back and check! Otherwise I will redraw in a week. Good luck!
Before You Go:
- 3 Beaded Basket Jewelry and Ornament Tutorials for Mother's Day
- Beautiful Floral Brooch Pendant Tutorials for Mother's Day
- How to Make a Wire Vase of Flowers Pendant Tutorial
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Original Post by THE BEADING GEM
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Truly lovely! I'd love to make the wooden heard with beaded rose on it, it would make such a precious gift. And the blue rose is so perfect as it's the favorite color!
ReplyDeleteI like the napkin holder! This is quite a different craft method, at least to me. I might give it a try with a kit.
ReplyDeleteI remember when Anton's shop was featured before. Wonderful work.
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ReplyDeleteWow. These are great! I have beaded on plastic canvas, but this is beautiful. I'd love to have a kit.
ReplyDeleteI just finished a bead-stitched bunny for my mom,from WonderlandUkraine, and i purchased Christmas ornaments to stitch last year.... everything they do is top quality and beautiful! of course, I'd love to win a kit or two too! :)
ReplyDeleteAnton continues to deliver new and delightful designs. I love wood, second only to beading. So please enter me in the giveaway. I'm an avid fan and subscriber to your blog.
ReplyDeleteAnton does beautiful work. I remember checking out his site at Christmas. It would help lift anyones spirits at this stressful time to make or enjoy the pretty flowers and butterflies.
ReplyDeletea.p.brad@rogers.com
Please enter me in the giveaway. I fell in love with the standing heart with the red flower. What a great Mothers day gift that would be!!!
ReplyDeleteI love these. They are so unique. I so hope to win one of these fun kits
ReplyDeleteOh my! Absolutely gorgeous! I can think of so many family members that would love to have anyone of these items. They are not only adorable but truly unique too. Put my name in to the drawing, please. I am going to keep my fingers crossed to win one of these. Picking and choosing would be so hard to do. I want them all! Lol These pieces are awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteThe beadwork is exquisite, and looks just like cross stitch but with a glow. The combination of beading with the laser cut wood is very interesting, and the possibilities for very unique jewelry seem endless. Thank you, Pearl for another beautiful and unique giveaway! Happy Spring 💖
ReplyDeleteWOW. I have not seen anything like these. What a Beautiful mind to think these up. I would love to try the purple flowers in the pot, it would be such a special Birthday present for my Mother. Thanks for this chance.
ReplyDeleteAll are so lovely, but the daffodil, crocus and pansy items are really calling to me! I would love to make these beautiful springtime pieces!
ReplyDeleteI just love this store. Every time I go to look at what Anton has, there are so many more wonderful things to choose from. I love the bead trays. They are beautiful just to look at without any beads in them. I would love to be able to win another product. That are always wonderfully crafted.
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My mother taught me to embroider when I was 10. She started me on those blue printed patterns. I discovered counted cross stitch many years later. I still like to stitch when I am not doing my Kumihimo. Dot Newkirk Dots-Dangles@pullman.com
ReplyDeleteI love these so adorable I love the napkin holder the best. Thanks for the chance to win one.
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I'm an email subscriber
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So many beautiful designs! Thanks for the opportunity to win! I'm a blog subscriber. ;-)
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These are gorgeous! Really hope I'm lucky.
ReplyDeleteBeaupepys at Gmail dot com
I would love to win one of these kits! They are unique and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThese are really beautiful. I noticed the beaded bead sort tray. Has anyone used these beautiful trays? is it hard to pick up beads from them?
ReplyDeleteNo more difficult than if you stored beads in a small lidded container.
DeleteI love all the handmade items in this shop and would be more than happy to win any of them.
ReplyDeleteThese are just so lovely. That you are hosting two of them to be gifted is so nice.
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful looking. Detail is amazing.
ReplyDeleteLove the designs!
ReplyDeleteHoping to win one of these kits - creating something beautiful is so satisfying, especially when gifting a loved lone. My mother, many years ago, taught me different crafts and I still have many happy memories. Her handwork was stunning - she was taught in her childhood in the Ukraine.
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