Thursday, February 2, 2012
It's the little details in our projects that make a big impact. This week I wanted to showcase a product in the Swirly store that does just that, and I came across these little apothecary bottles:
They are perfect for altered projects, and layouts too! They come in different shapes and sizes, and give your project such a unique look. Check out the works of art I found in our gallery:
Lisa V:
Camilla:
Joy:
Peggy:
As you can see, they work for all styles!
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