Weekend

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This weekend was a catch up time for me. Payed some bills, organized files, made Valentines and even made a neat spoon necklace. The spoon is an old baby's spoon, tarnished which gives it character, and filled with my  piece of jewelry and words, then covered with the resin. I really love how it came out.

Today was a beautiful day, warm, sun shining ....wait, is it really January? It was too nice to sit in the house and not enjoy the outdoors. I painted a chair with its first 2 coats of Annie Sloan paint, clean out the flower beds and cleaned the patio. This is how the patio looks in the spring when everything is green. I love spending time out there.




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Kadee Willow said…
Teresa... love the spoon necklace!!!! So adorable, you creative girl! Did you learn this in a class or figure it out on your own? Very impressive! And as I spent the day freezing in 20 degree weather it felt good to warm up on your patio.. LOL! Chat soon.....
January 20, 2013 at 9:03 PM
Foxhollow Studio said…
This was kind of one of my own creative thoughts and I'm still learning more about using the Resin. I did take both of Kristen Robinson's classes. She is such an inspiration.
January 20, 2013 at 9:08 PM
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