It’s no secret that I’m an admirer of rainbows. And I understand that one of the reasons rainbows are special is that we don’t get to witness them every single day.
But some days, you’re in need of a bit of rainbow. We all have days that can use a bit of colour, happiness, and magic. And sometimes, you simply can’t wait for a rainbow to appear in the sky. If so, you might need to create your own magic.
To do so: carefully select and collect beads in all the colours of the rainbow. Add a pot of gold in the form of different necklace-related supplies. Perhaps add some stars from a far-away galaxy.
Then, start creating colourful orchestrated strings. I’ve always loved the colourfulness and intricate textures of African beaded jewellery. They inspired the look & feel of this necklace.
Go on, until you have a beautiful, colourful, happy rainbow!
The awesome thing about this rainbow, is that it will follow me wherever I go.
And whenever I feel I could use a little colour, I can simply open my closet to get it out.
Who else could use a little rainbow disco in their life?
(This was #13 on my creative dream list. Start your own creative dream list if you like!)
4 Comments
Beatrice
November 18, 2021 at 19:11
This is adorable! I am just a teenager and have been reading your blog for about thirty minutes but it’s so awesome! I love that everything seems so youthful and fun. I’ve never enjoyed how children want to grow up faster
magicaldaydream
November 26, 2021 at 13:32
That’s awesome! I feel the same way. I remember as a little girl not wanting to grow up, it just didn’t seem as fun to me as being a kid haha.
Beatrice
November 27, 2021 at 20:36
This means so much to me that you say this! Sometimes it feels like I am the only kid who is not in a rush to get a job and make my own mark in the world. I know this isn’t true and I also know I’ll get there someday but for now it seems very true. I also think your butterfly cloche is very cool by the way
magicaldaydream
December 18, 2021 at 13:11
One of my favourite quotes is “We don’t stop playing because we grow old, we grow old because we stop playing.”. I think the art of life is about maintaining a certain level of lightness and playfulness even though circumstances become more serious. :)