I received a lovely package last week from Sondra at Aged Essence. It was wrapped up so cute. Here is what I got. Don't you love the bracelet? I wore it right away. And the notecards are wonderful--I have already used a few. The little spool of fuzzy yarn is so cute I don't want to use the yarn--I have it sitting out as a decoration. Thank you so much Sondra and don't forget to visit her at http://sondraschuld.blogspot.com/ (P.S. How do you get these to show up as a link??)
I got my first blog award from Sher a.k.a. grinnin' grandma at http://oldtimemeartist.blogspot.com/ and from Joy at http://www.joysofhome.blogspot.com/
The rules for this award are: You have to pick 5 blogs that you consider deserve this award for their creativity, design, interesting material, and also contributes to the blogging community, no matter what language.
- Each award has to have the name of the author and also a link to his/her blog to be visited by everyone.
- Each award winner has to show the award and put the name and link to the blog that has given her/him the award itself.
- The award winner and the one who has given the prize have to show the link of “Arte y Pico’ blog, so everyone will know the origin of this award.
Now for a sort of project. I took out some new things I hadn't shown you to my antique booth today and totally forgot to take pictures. I was a little distracted--managed to break two bowls and a glass at my booth and the shark cordless sweeper that belongs to the antique barn. I bought them a new one. My brain has understandably been scattered.
For the project I liked the best that I took out there, you will have to use your imagination so close your eyes and picture the red vinyl covered, white iron little bench I showed a while back on project seven day. Got it? Now picture the rose quilt bulletin board I showed as a quick project. I took that same pillow sham and covered the stool. It was so cute and quick. I also took some more candlesticks like these. Can you guess what the shorter one is made of? It is a pepper grinder. The wood ones from the 70's and 80's are abundant at thrift stores. Unscrew the top, take out the metal middle and paint it up and you have a candlestick. The taller candlestick is a brass one that I painted. Just use a little primer first. I did get a call tonight from the antique barn where I have my stuff and one lady came in and bought 5 pieces--a few that had been there from the beginning that I just moved around today. She also bought the bench that you imagined and the matching bulletin board.
Tutorial on links...
ReplyDeleteYou type everything as you want it,( bec sent me a pkg.)
Highlight the name you want to link
click on the icon(top of your text box) that looks like an earth w/glasses. I have a popup blocker that I have to click to allow and then I reclick the icon.
There will be a URL box pop up that has the "http://" already in it and you type the address and click OK.
Hope you can get it to work.
My thoughts are with Kade and his family. Having a teenager makes it hit very close to home.
ReplyDeleteJust remember, the brain can do amazing things. He is young and obviously a fighter.
Prayers.
I read the Kade Page. What a horrible thing to happen. I hope they get him all back, keep us posted.
ReplyDeleteLove the bracelet.
Margo