Saturday, January 29, 2011

Can't Wait For Spring!


Here is my Victorian Garden as it looks right now.  Can't wait for spring to see my beautiful flowers start to peek their heads out.
And thats a Hawk in front of my window, he swoops down on our birds and bunnies for his dinners.
This is my garden in the summer,  And thats my studio. I'm just posting a couple of my pictures of flowers in my garden.



 This is Bella one of our girls!


And this is Maggie,  our other pug. I was given her when she was a year old. She came from a very bad situation.
 That was 7 years ago, she's so spoiled!
And last but not least is our yorkie Zoey!

Tuesday, January 25, 2011

My Newest Ornament He's A Frog!


My little Spun Cotton Leapord Frog, just finished him.   He's off to the Mascurade Ball!

Sunday, January 9, 2011

Valentines Day is Coming!

I'm working on spun cotton Valentine ornaments and I'm getting ready to start Easter soon...

Sunday, January 2, 2011

Creepy Elves?

Some people think my life size elves are creepy but I love them!
 


It's finally over...

The Holidays were nice but I'm glad to get back to normal. I just hate taking the trees down they look so nice.
 

Thursday, December 9, 2010

Antique Reproduction Spun Cotton Frog Ornaments

I love making these spun cotton reproductions from the Victorian Era. The look of each frog is very different but they are both so cute! The frog on the left is holding a miniature antique reproduction postcard and I gave him glass eyes. I just recently started working with glass eyes and I think it adds so much more character to the piece. The frog on the right is all dressed up in his hat and collar. ornamentsbypink.etsy.com

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Celestial Spun Cotton Ornaments

I've always loved to collect moons and stars so I decided to make these whimsical ornaments. They are made in the same antique style spun cotton as my other ornaments. Available at ornamentsbypink.etsy.com.

Tuesday, October 5, 2010

I went to Ghoultide Gatherings!

I went to Ghoultide Gatherings this year for the first time. It was so much fun to see the original artwork in person and meet the artists. The show is set in Mill Race Village in Northville Michigan. It's a collection of historical buildings from the 1800's and the perfect spot for a Halloween themed artshow.
 

 

Monday, September 27, 2010

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