CUPID WAS HERE.

In my last post, I shared with you some sweet, handmade musings inspired by Cupid.  Well, he continues to hang around aiming his crafty bow right at my heart.  I don’t mind at all.  Draw it in my direction all you want, little guy!

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The fabric, trim and wire fixation kept me amused for one afternoon, but another afternoon followed……. with more fixations.  I’ve been busy.

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 Full disclosure – this vignette was set up in my guest room, as it’s the only room in my house that gets bathed in the “flat” natural light that I prefer for photographing things.  The common rooms (where I would actually intend to display these adornments)really stink with regard to suitable lighting.

I had made a bunch of wire ornaments to sell at my local garden center during the Christmas holiday.  I updated the few I kept for myself by simply swapping out the original jute twine and green ribbon for pink ribbon.  And, the cache of scrap ribbon leftover from the hearts I made is proof that you can pretty much turn anything into decor!

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Oh, those popularly available reproduction game tiles are so overrated.  Hand stamping real tiles is so much more fun ;D

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Yes, I put on this siren hued, goopy lipstick and kissed the mirror just for you.

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Printing vintage graphics…simple, fun and super thrifty.

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The piece pictured below was a fun little project, and didn’t take much time at all to make.  I bet you could come up with your own version of it.  Go ahead, give it a try.

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And, this little mushroom I made last year fits right in with all the other sweet companions.

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Well, this post wraps up my collection of Cupid inspired creations.  And, full disclosure – this is what my dining table has looked like for the past few weeks.  Really.

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12 thoughts on “CUPID WAS HERE.”

  1. When I create, I'm happy to have a square foot of space to assemble my goodies. Any smaller than that, and it's time to put everything away and start over! lol

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