It was this time exactly one year ago that eastern Long Island, NY, was blanketed in over a foot of snow, and which didn’t seem to leave until the spring. Not this year. Last night we received our first honest snowfall; all of a mere, sloppy and slushy two inches. Despite this laughable amount, it is a tad bit damp, raw and toe-chilling cold outside.
 |
| ©Linda Nelson 2015 |
 |
| ©Linda Nelson 2015 |
So that’s why I had to make these little decorative charms. They may not warm up my toes, but they certainly warm my heart. Multiple layers of deeply saturated hues of paint were applied onto glued together layers of corrugated cardboard, sanded down, then applied again. A little bit of decoupage, some hand painting…… I had so much fun creating these.
 |
| ©Linda Nelson 2015 |
 |
| ©Linda Nelson 2015 |
 |
| ©Linda Nelson 2015 |
 |
| ©Linda Nelson 2015 |
 |
| ©Linda Nelson 2015 |
 |
| ©Linda Nelson 2015 |
They actually look quite delicious, don’t you think?
adoro le cose che fai: davvero i tuoi colori scaldano il cuore! un abbraccio!
lori
Che un commento dolce; grazie, Lori. Sono contento che ti piacciono.
Linda Nelson,
You have been chosen by me (the guest host) of the Creative Spark Link Party Week #40 as one of my favorite Links. Congratulations! You are featured today on the link party and have been pinned to Pinterest Party board as well.
Happy Creating,
Karen Marie
Dragonfly & Lily Pads
Thank you so much, Karen Marie. I'm thrilled and flattered. Happy Creating to you, too.