Here is a little pitcher that I'll have on my Ebay. I will be taking off my spoon easels that are on Etsy, tomorrow, to put into my Sale... this weekend.
Don't for get to sign up for my giveaway on the previous post, if would like the snowman candle holder.
7 comments:
This is beautiful, Laurie. The roses are just right for the graceful shape of the pitcher.
The bow on the left-hand picture? Is that a "cut steel" ornament from the late 1800's? I found one very similar to that for $4 in a local antique shop and looked them up. They're worth anywhere from $24 to hundreds!
Diane
Thanks for coming by my blog. I've been looking at yours and the art you create is wonderful. I love the Button Floozie blog, I have that addiction also, but I have to show my husband that I'm not the only one. Take Care
You are so talented! You might take those beautiful spoons with the metal stamping on them and make some as Christmas ornaments too.
Laurie, that is super sweet!! and truely gorgeous!! You are a super talented lady I wish I had even a tiny amount of your artistic talent I'd be happy!!
Take care
mands
Oh, this is beautiful! It's so amazing that something sort of plain can be turned into s athing of beauty! You are like the "Fairy God-Mother" to all small objects..?! OK- it's early in the morning ...and it's blowing snow...and I have to drive in it..and that was a feble attempt at humor.
Colleen
to answer your question... I love the spoon with the nest...so change it up a bit and make the "nest" look like a wreath and punch in something like holly..or depending what you have on the spoon, you could write Baby Jesus ..since it kind of looks like a baby spoon too..or you could use them in a kitchen theme with spices. Several blogers have adorable kitchen trees.
Hi there!
Thanks for visiting my blog today and leaving a comment. It's so much fun meeting other bloggers. I hope you'll come again...you're always welcome.
I've sure enjoyed my visit here to your beautiful blog.
Hugs!
Kat
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