Friday, March 1, 2013
Photo Art Friday
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Rain Frances Creations ... Spoons
Spoons (Background from Google Images) Background from Google Images) What made me think of this nursery rhyme from my youth many moons ago?...
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TRAINS I only have one train for you today in an older piece of artwork . I am back doing another project and my Christmas card, so I am ...
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Stranded in Snow Izzi was a snow lovin' dog and we had plenty of deep snows when we lived on the lake ... The pictures below are from Pu...
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Fun collection of shots for the day, Andrea! Enjoy your weekend!!
glorious, Andrea!! I used to collect ellies, too, though Now I collect the ones that can live in my memory and heart...
wish I'd known you to give you mine when I still had them.
xoxo
First I love that you used personal stuff from your collections for your pieces.
I really liked the first edit of that gorgeous elephant toothpick holder. I also like your hubby's piece a lot.
great collection
I do like the first edition. Best.
Have a grest weekend.
Mormor Norway.
http://www.starbear.no/mormor/2013/02/28/photo-art-friday-march-1st-2nd/
Well ... you can showcase this caliber of vintage editing any time you want on PAF, Andrea!!
Elephants are my favorite animal and I would love to see your entire collection. That toothpick holder is a real treasure and so beautifully presented here.
Each photo is different but when made 'vintage', seem to have a connection! Thanks for sharing your collections, too! I used to collect rabbits but now it's pears!
Go figure!
Simply gorgeous. One of my favourite Dali paintings is 'Swans Reflecting Elephants' and a giant painting of myriad elephants intertwined hangs over our bed. An incredible animal.
Oh what beautiful collectibles! I love your toothpick holder elephant. What is it made of? It looks like gold and amber glass. Wow, simply beautiful!!
I like your hubby's gas globe too. I love seeing things from the past, and you've presented them beautifully.
The invalid cup looks like a little teapot. When I had my ceramic store, I used to make "dignity cups" for some of my clients whose hands were quite shaky. The cups had two handles giving the user a better grip.
You have a great day my friend. Hugs, Edna B.
You found a very nice use for your collection of antiques, as well as Dave's. I like this prompt, too.
Andrea- My late comment echoes the others. Lovely images of the collection you share you home with. It seems like you really enjoyed this prompt!
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