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Archive for May, 2008

I can’t remember how or where I stumbled across Timothy Adams, but I knew immediately that I had to share these rare and beautiful pieces of art. Mr. Adams hand cuts each piece from American Steel. Other metals such as aluminum and copper are mixed here and there. Below is a sample [...]

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For sometime now, my dear hubby has been carrying on about getting a record player. I laughed, told him I thought it was silly, and go ahead if you find a good deal. Well, Friday evening we were at the Attic (a large indoor flea market) in Texarkana and there it was. [...]

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Eclectic Eccentricity is an online jewelry store I found via indie fixx. They have a wonderful collection of pieces full of whimsy and charm. Below are some of my favorites.

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Inspire Me Thursday

I happened to remember this fairy I made some time ago and thought what could be more whimsical than a fairy. So, I pulled her out of storage and got creative with the picture. I hope you enjoy the fruit of my labor. To see other thoughts and ideas about whimsy visit [...]

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Have a Lovely Weekend!

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Inspire Me Thursday

I love butterflies and have always felt that they have a whimsical quality. They are delicate and beautiful as they flutter from flower to flower. I hope you enjoy these photos taken 2 years ago while on vacation. To see other thoughts and ideas about whimsy visit Inspire Me Thursday.

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Food Tees

I discovered these while reading the May issue of Women’s Health Magazine. Aren’t they just so cute? These pics w/slogans can be purchased on T-shirts, canvas bags, and aprons. The shirts will cost $20 – $25 and proceeds are used to teach kids about health and nutrition. See all your choices [...]

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It’s no secret that I am intrigued by Asian culture and history. I also happen to love crafts. Today, I discovered something that combines both of these interests, Chinese Paper Cut Art. Its history dates back to the Han Dynasty in 105 A.D. Artists use rice paper, scissors, and knives.

They [...]

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I found this today on Indie Fixx and just had to share. Swimsuit shopping is a nightmare for most women. We know we aren’t going to look like the models and many of us don’t want to show too much skin. We do, however, want to look pretty and sexy. These [...]

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Bamboo Clutches

Look familar? I ran across these clutches on the Marie Claire website. They are made by Beth Kelly Warner and sold through her company Raw Bags. They’re a bit expensive at $50 each, but they reminded me of the bamboo placemats turned into pendants that I wrote about earlier. I wonder [...]

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