up in the attic

Farm Chicks 2013!

noreply@blogger.com (PammyJ) — Tue, 16 Apr 2013 22:56:00 +0000

I, ahem, WE are so excited about Farm Chicks this year. We're in a new spot in a new building and we've got loads of new designs!

Here's what we've been working on...

All made from salvaged, reclaimed wood!

Chalk art by moi...

So mark your calendars and don't miss this year's event!

Farm Chicks Vintage Show

June 1 & 2

Spokane County Fairgrounds

Spokane, WA.

Look for us - Pammy's Attic

Booth #213

Bay #3

Stay tuned - I will post more pictures soon of more brand new creations...

See you soon!

Pammy

Remnants of the Past...

noreply@blogger.com (PammyJ) — Tue, 18 Sep 2012 02:20:00 +0000

I've been working every chance I get in my attic studio.

Remnants of the Past is a mere 4 weeks away, and I am over-the-moon excited about this new design that I will be offering...

For all of us who have not yet reached our full potential...

This one's for us.

It's a ~~humongous~~ vintage pearl with a Tibetan silver cap and a dainty tag (that says it all) hanging on a 30" ball chain.

And in case you've been living in a cave or under a rock, here is a little more information on Remnants of the Past. In Judy Watkins' own words:

"Come fall, we’ll be marrying the thrill of the hunt and the celebration of reaping plentifully for the Hunt & Gather Harvest at the October 2012 Remnants of the Past Vintage Show. I invite you to come and share in our celebration of all things antique and vintage, salvaged and reimagined!

From Friday, October 19 to Sunday, October 21, over 75 vendors from across the nation will gather in the heart of California’s beautiful Central Coast at the Alex Madonna Expo Center in San Luis Obispo, California. These creative artisans will be purveying their artwork, handmade items and vintage and antique treasures from across the country and around the world. Our summer show drew almost 4,000 guests, and we expect our Hunt & Gather Harvest show to be just as bountiful!

The festivities will begin on Friday night with a shopping reception from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. The entrance fee is $25 and includes advanced shopping, your chance to benefit from our Secret Shopper Special Surprise (more on that below), plus admission to the show on Saturday. On Saturday, the gate opens at 9 a.m. with extended shopping its colorful proclamation of the coming of a time hours until 6 p.m., and admission is just $10 (unless you

of year filled with heart-warming fare, delicious hot drinks have your wristband from Friday, and then it is free).

Secret Shopper Special Surprise – worth $1,500

I am so looking forward to sharing all our wonderful vendor’s wares with you. The best part of the treasure hunting experience is the thrill of the hunt–imagine stepping into a Remnants vendor booth and uncovering a one-of-a-kind treasure, asking how much and hearing the answer, “Free!”

That’s right! As the Friday festivities begin, I will browse all of the booths and preselect a collection of items totaling $1500. If one of these items is selected by you, it will be purchased by Remnants and given to you, our guest, as a gift! Secret Shopper will only happen on Friday evening, so don’t miss it!

You can purchase your Friday Night Preview Ticket here, http://remnantsofthepast.com/prebuytickets.html. xoxo Judy"

See you there!!!

xoxo

Crown for Her Royal Highness

noreply@blogger.com (PammyJ) — Mon, 23 Jul 2012 16:43:00 +0000

I know...it's been ages since I last posted.

Hopefully this will make up for lost time.

I am already working on some fun, one-of-a-kind objet d'art for Remnants of the Past Vintage Show this coming fall.

I actually have many new designs in the works for ROTP, but I'll tell you more about that at a later date.

For now, feast your eyes on my latest creation:

I made this full sized crown (yes, you could actually wear this puppy) from a 50 year old screen door...

I cut the screen, taped and soldered each edge and then applied a special acid to 'age' the silver solder.

I made the oak leaves from antique sheet music as well as the stars. The glitter is real silver German glass glitter, and it's already beginning to tarnish. Exactly how I wanted it to...

The rhinestones are vintage...

...as are the chandelier crystals.

The Queen label I created from glass and solder.

That's tinsel garland around the brim.

I plan on making only 2 or three of these gems - because each one takes hours and hours...

So start making your plans now to go to this wonderful show.

It's the ONLY place you will see this...

Til then...enjoy your summer!!!

coming soon to a show near you...

noreply@blogger.com (PammyJ) — Sat, 28 Apr 2012 23:26:00 +0000

My daughter once gave me a little bottle that she had received at a

Women's Retreat years ago.

For a long time I have been wanting to design something using the same idea....

So I finally sat down and did just that:

What do you think?

It hangs on an extra long chain.

(That's a sweet miniature cuckoo clock....get it?)

I have a couple of other quotes to choose from...

...but you will have to come to either Farm Chicks or Remnants of the Past in a few weeks to see what they are...

Until then...

Being in two places at the same time.

noreply@blogger.com (PammyJ) — Sat, 21 Apr 2012 19:25:00 +0000

I know it has (again) been ages since I posted, but I want you to know I'm still alive and well and spending as much time as I can in the attic...

I'm gearing up for two shows.

Both the same weekend - June 2,3.

One in Spokane, Wa. and one in San Luis Obispo, Ca.

I will be attending The Farm Chicks Antiques Show in Spokane

and my friend and sale rep extrodinaire Kriste

will be be schlepping my wares to Remnants of the Past in SLO...

Here is a tiny hint about what I have been tinkering with in my attic...

Need another hint????

These will be at both shows, so stop by and see me if you're in the Northwest, and Kriste if you happen to find yourself on the beautiful Central Coast of California.

And don't forget, Dennis's fabulous work...

will be featured at Farm Chicks as well!

I've got a few more tricks up my sleeve, so stay tuned...

getting ready for Farm Chicks...

noreply@blogger.com (PammyJ) — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 21:04:00 +0000

We are so excited to be participating in the wonderful Farm Chicks Vintage Show again this year...

Last year Dennis was contacted by someone who saw all of his fabulous cedar furniture at the last Farm Chicks in Spokane, Wa. They were planning on stripping the ancient cedar siding from their home and wondered if Dennis would be interested in taking it off their hands...

Ummm...YES PLEASE!

He went over to Spokane to see what they had, and after two full days of picking through and hauling he had a stash of weathered cedar to 'play' with.

Check out what he has been working on:

I painted the drawer numbers...

Isn't this clever?

LOVE the hardware cloth instead of glass.

How about this sweet pie safe???

And a fabulous console table.

I just think these are dandy.

He's got lots more up his sleeve so stay tuned...

...and start making your plans NOW for this incredible show!

Stay warm,

words to live by...

noreply@blogger.com (PammyJ) — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 16:27:00 +0000

Happy New Year...

Thought I'd squeeze in a little post before this month leaves us. It's still ok to wish you a Happy New Year if it's still technically January, right?

I decided on my Word of the Year.

Last year I chose the word "open".

Boy, did I pick the right word.

I wanted to be open to anything God had in mind for me...

I now work a 40 hour week in a job I am passionate about and you have to believe me, never saw coming.

So this year?

I need DISCIPLINE.

With so little free time now, I need to discipline myself in every area...

How I exercise.

How I sleep.

Who I spend time with.

Creating.

What I put in my mouth.

What comes out of my ~~heart~~ mouth.

What I watch.

What I read.

How I pray.

Forget the fact that I downed an entire brick of cheese immediately after deciding on this word.

I'm a work in process....

I just received an order from a customer who had a group of her friends and family name their year.

She added scriptures to the back...

Do YOU have a word or scripture that you want to 'become' this year???

Stay warm,

I HEART Susan Branch...

noreply@blogger.com (PammyJ) — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 20:12:00 +0000

Well here it is...

A heart with a little one in it...original artwork by Susan Branch...

And a sweet poem on the back by Nancy Luce in Susan's own lovely handwriting you've come to love...

All sandwiched between beautiful, puffy glass and soldered by me!

Sweet.

You can only get them on Susan Branch's website here.

So go on over and check them out -

Love,

Happy New Year....what's new?!!!

noreply@blogger.com (PammyJ) — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 00:26:00 +0000

Shocking though it may be, I am finally blogging again! The reason I haven't been posting more in the past several months, is not only that I have been working a 40 hour/week job (that I love...) but I haven't had much to share. I spend hardly any time in the attic any more - which does NOT mean I am not creating. I have been immersed in the world of set design, which is something I am passionate about. (The minute I get some good pictures, I will share what I worked on for Christmas Eve services. It was definitely 'smoke 'n mirrors' on steroids!)

But today I have something pretty sweet to tell you about...I have been in the attic the past week or so working on a lovely little design for my friend Susan Branch.....

This week she unveils her latest offering for Valentine's Day....

Interested????

Stay tuned.....

Hugs,

missed me?

noreply@blogger.com (PammyJ) — Fri, 30 Sep 2011 17:07:00 +0000

I think the last time I posted (FOUR MONTHS AGO!!!) I told you that I'd recently started working again. Full time.

I naively thought I would just keep chugging right along, posting here, soldering there.

Silly me.

But I have resurfaced to tell you that I am indeed still designing my jewelry and in fact, I am preparing to leave for California and the wonderful Remnants of the Past Vintage Show.

Here is a small sample of what you will see in Space #20 - Pammy's Attic...

I really hope you are planning on coming to this show - it is on Rachael Ashwell's Top Flea Market lists, and because of the mass of humanity that came last spring, it has moved to the Madonna Expo Center.

By the way, Farm Chicks was amazing.

A record breaker for us.

Oh yeah, and....

I LOVE my job!

I am hoping to share more about that soon.

Until then, thanks for hanging in there while I learn how to spin several plates at once.

Take care - hope to see you soon!

FARM CHICKS!

noreply@blogger.com (PammyJ) — Wed, 01 Jun 2011 14:52:00 +0000

Where have I been?

I GOT A JOB!

Yep, I real job.

More on that later, because it's a really cool opportunity and I don't want to gloss over ANY of it.

But I have also been busy getting ready for Farm Chicks!

THREE DAYS AWAY!!!!!

Here's a sneak peek on one of the new designs I am very excited about....

BOOK MARKS!!!!!

10 different sentiments....the PERFECT gift for teachers and grads!

Interested???

Make sure you come by my booth here...

...to say hi!

Gotta go!

xoxo

omg.

noreply@blogger.com (PammyJ) — Mon, 02 May 2011 07:01:00 +0000

Remnants of the Past Vintage Show (ROTP) was yesterday, and I am usually pretty good about getting around to all my favorite vendors to take photos of their fabulous booths filled with all of their treasures..

However, this time around it was a little different.

You see, Country Living magazine did a great story on ROTP in their April issue, and apparently people actually paid attention to it.

Because immediately after this was taken:

the only picture I got.

....the gate was opened and THIS happened:

And unfortunately this did too:

These were all taken by my husband who braved the traffic snarls and found a place to park.

Attendance tripled from the last show.

Thank you to everyone who came out to see me ~ I loved seeing dear old friends and so enjoyed meeting many new ones.

Thank you Kriste for being such a wonderful support and partner to me...

(I needed you more than ever!)

My deepest gratitude goes to my friend Judy Watkins, who has worked so hard to grow this show into

the beautiful show it is today.

And I would be remiss if I didn't thank dear friends Judi and Ed who own the property and are the hardest working couple I have ever known.

See you in October at the next show!

Next stop....

xoxo

Easter Bliss 2011

noreply@blogger.com (PammyJ) — Wed, 27 Apr 2011 15:50:00 +0000

Every year, for more years than I can count, our family has celebrated Easter Sunday at the home of our dear friends Judi and Ed.

This is the Dana-Powers house ~ Judi's grandparents built this beautiful home and it has been a vintage wedding venue on the central Coast of California in Nipomo for many years.

But on Easter, Judi and Ed host a buffet and Easter egg hunt that has been a family tradition for generations of family and friends - our family included!

And every year I plan on taking pictures and sharing with you, but as soon as I get there I am overwhelmed with friends and family and FUN, and I forget!

But this year, between Dennis, me, Aleah and some of Judi's own photos, I am able to show you why we make the trek down from Idaho every year....

First, the setting....

C'mon now...is this cute or what?

Free range chickens!

Everywhere you look, around every corner, there is a feast for the eyes.

two of my wee grand-munchkins

Brand new outdoor fireplace in the Secret Garden.

As you've probably guess so far, Judi is a gifted gardener and display artist.

And only she can combine her two passions so beautifully....

roses from a garden her grandfather planted years and years ago....under glass.

Second, the Hunt!

All of the children are sent on a walk down the lane while the adults hide the eggs.

Little ones go first...

my adorable grandson Corban's first hunt.

It is as much fun for the adults as it is for the kids!

My beautiful Karise...

...and her brother, Dresden. I could just eat him up.

Corban finding a treasure. SO cute!

Next, the FOOD!

Judi and Ed provide the turkey and ham and rolls and appetizers and wine and beer and lemonade and...and....and, but everyone brings a dish to share.

Desserts galore!

The buffet.

our hosts Judi and Ed

From the bottom of my heart I say THANK YOU to the most gracious hosts, and hardest working couple I have ever known...

Last, I wanted to share Judi's latest bathroom re-do with you....just because I love it so much!

Who would have thought of painting a bathroom black?

Judi.

She's amAZing.

OK, I took Karise to powder her nose, and she looked so darn cute in the room, I had to snap a picture.

Indulge me.

And while we're at it....

Who has the most wonderful family in the entire world????

I do.

Come on everybody....look at the camera!

This will be the last family shot for a long, long time. This Easter was especially meaningful for our family because son Dusty and his wife Aleah and the wee Karise and Dresden are moving to London where they will be stationed for the next four years.

:-(

By the way, Remnants of the Past is held in the Barn on Judi and Ed's property.

That's this Saturday, in case you hadn't heard.

These photos should compell you to come.

How could you not?

Til next time....

xoxo

nesting update!

noreply@blogger.com (PammyJ) — Fri, 15 Apr 2011 16:23:00 +0000

A couple of weeks ago I wrote about these: here...

Last weekend was the nest-themed baby shower, and I wanted to write an update on how Aleah presented these wee nests....

Since I couldn't be there, I had her take pictures and send them to me ~ enJOY!

The presentation was adorable - a nest-within-a-nest!

And here are some photos of the recipients....

That's my pretty Aleah under the umbrella...

(had to include this photo of my grandaughter Karise on the left with her BFF Sienna!)

Aleah's sister Evelyn, the beautiful guest of honor...

Isn't this cake beautiful?

Aleah wanted me to make sure I told you how much her guests loved their nests....

We're still enjoying fun in the California sun ~ wish you were here!
xoxo

p.s.: check out the recent buzz about yours truly, from Remnants of the Past!

need I say more...???

noreply@blogger.com (PammyJ) — Fri, 08 Apr 2011 14:59:00 +0000

22 more days....

Have you made your plans?

xoxo

nesting while on vacation...

noreply@blogger.com (PammyJ) — Wed, 30 Mar 2011 01:14:00 +0000

So, here I sit outside our sweet RV in lovely Palm Desert, Ca.

My daughter-in-law Aleah contacted me and asked if I had any of my nest shadowbox necklaces with me ~ she is throwing a nest themed baby shower for her sister next month and wanted to give the necklaces as party favors.

I said I only had enough for next month's Remnants of the Past show, but I had wire and pearls with me and I offered to experiment a little with them. I told her I would do my best to help out in any way I could.

She needed 15.

I had so much fun making 2 or 3 each day as I had my morning coffee....

I am now thinking that these might sell like hotcakes at a few of the shows....just add a dainty chain or ribbon.

Thank you Aleah for inspiring me!

Now it's back to the pool for me....

xoxo

just checking in while I'm on the road...

noreply@blogger.com (PammyJ) — Wed, 09 Mar 2011 17:43:00 +0000

As I sit here in sunny Las Vegas, enjoying my family and the warm weather, I can't help but get excited about this:

Mark your calenders....

....is right around the corner!!!!

Now I'm off to the pool!

xoxo

counting the days...

noreply@blogger.com (PammyJ) — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 00:29:00 +0000

The RV is parked out in the driveway....

We are leaving in a few days to go on an extended road trip.

Most of our trip involves visiting family and friends, but we are mixing a little work with pleasure at the very end.

Our last weekend in California I am participating once more in the fabulous Remnants of the Past Vintage Show.

Here's a sneak peek at just one of the new designs I will be unveiling at the show...

These ornaments are a beefy 2 inches across.

I have about six different designs.

If you love that silly old bear like I do....

...you will love these in all their bubbly splendor.

And if you love walking through lemon orchards and browsing through booth after booth filled with one-of-a-kind treasures from days gone by...

Save the date.

April 30.

Nipomo, Ca.

Be there.

Stay tuned for more stories from the road....

xoxo

a room with a view...

noreply@blogger.com (PammyJ) — Tue, 22 Feb 2011 16:05:00 +0000

We built our home three years ago and thought we had designed the perfect kitchen.

After living in it for the past few years however, we came to realize that it was way too closed off from the family room.(actually my darling husband did - I had to be dragged to this party)

Not only did I worry about the mess and the hassle and the final outcome, but the wall that had to be removed was THIS wall:

The Great Wall. (more about that HERE)

But after a little coaxing, and knowing what my brilliant husband was capable of, I relented.

I will let the following photos speak for themselves.....

The Process:

I forgot to take pictures of the cabinets before they were taken down - here they are with the doors removed, resting on the counter, getting ready to be moved to their new location.

(ate lots of meals from that old crock pot during the remodel!)

That is a load bearing wall, so Dennis had to carefully remove some drywall, install a huge laminated beam, and then patch the drywall back in place.

In this picture you can see a corner of the granite that was on the huge island - we had that removed and re-cut for the new bar countertop.

Here it is in it's new home!

Dennis did all of the electrical and plumbing re-routing, but decided to call on the same folks who built our cabinets to do the finish carpentry - we wanted it to look like it had been here from the beginning.

The Result:

In place of the island granite we went with a beautiful maple butcher block - really warmed the place up!

The Great wall was moved to the other side of the room, where I can see it from the kitchen and actually enjoy it more.

And the view of the fireplace.......PRICELESS!

We found the perfect place to hang Mara's watercolors...

...as well as the perfect location for the cabinets that came down!

Once again, Mr. Johnson was right.

I LOVE my new room with a view....

xoxo

inspired by a friend from Blogland!

noreply@blogger.com (PammyJ) — Fri, 18 Feb 2011 16:07:00 +0000

I love to blog hop.

Several days ago I popped on over to one of my favorites, Mammabellarte.

Rita, who is the artist extraordinaire behind Mammabellarte, teaches soldering (as well as many other skills).

She lives in California and I live in Idaho, which means that sadly, I cannot participate in one of her classes.

However, a few days ago she shared on her blog about a recent workshop she taught that combined wonderful collage ideas with her soldering.

She used a ~~cheap~~ simple chipboard jewelry box, some glitter, royalty free images, and her soldering skills to create the sweetest little shadowboxes!

Simply brilliant.

This was hers:

and here is my interpretation:

I never thought cardboard would hold up to the messy soldering process....

It was fine!

One thing you don't know about me is, one of my favorite things to do is to cut glass.

I know, weird, huh?

I love the sound of a great score.

So this is very satisfying for me.

On many levels!

Linking to Inspiration Friday over at Common Ground...

Stay warm and keep learning!

xoxo

more smoke 'n mirrors from the attic....

noreply@blogger.com (PammyJ) — Sat, 12 Feb 2011 16:32:00 +0000

I have been happily working on a little set design again....

Remember THIS?

Smoke and Mirrors Part 1

...and THIS?

Smoke and Mirrors Part 2

Pastor Mike is doing an 11 week series on JOY.

He is referencing the book of Philippians, which is known as Paul's book of Joy.

But how do you illustrate JOY without being too literal....?

#1: THE INSPIRATION

I had just seen this and it got me to thinkin'...

(You're welcome.)

#2: THE EXECUTION

Ever made one of these?

But what material was used in that video?

At a local sign shop I found 4' x 8' sheets of this:

I had to fill a huge space, so I needed a minimum 4 foot circle to start with. Each 4' x 8' sheet provided two 4 foot discs.

Here are eight 4' x 8' sheets ready to go....

cut into 4' squares...

I made an old fashioned compass using string, pencil and nail...

freehanded a spiral...

cut it out with my good sewing shears...

hardly any waste - me likey that.

The only thing that worried me about these was tearing - since it was so easy to cut, would it hold up to hanging for 11 weeks?

So I cut some smaller discs from the waste.....

and glued them top and bottom at the center stress point.

Using an eye screw, washer and bolt and some heavy duty fishing line, we hung them from the 'rafters'....

#3: THE RESULT

This...

became......

THIS!

Joyful?

I think so.

And here's the bonus: when the air kicks on in the building, THEY SPIN!

(Notice the way the power point screens tie in? Thanks to the talented Linda on the creative team for that attention to detail)
I would be remiss if I didn't tell you how important the lighting crew was/is on this project

Without these guys:

...it would just have been a bunch of gigantic rotelle pasta hanging in space. (not to mention these guys also hung these things while I pointed and said, "a little to the left....no right....no wait, left.")

Thanks guys.

Joyfully yours,

I am one lucky girl!

noreply@blogger.com (PammyJ) — Thu, 10 Feb 2011 18:27:00 +0000

I never win anything.

Even when I was on Wheel of Fortune (30+ years ago)....can you say bankrupt?

I enter everything.

Zip, nada, nothing.

Until last week.....

Deb Kennedy over at Hummadeedledee had a little contest.

Side note: Deb is just about the most creative and gifted person on the the planet. Just hang out awhile in Retreat and bask in the creative-ness that IS Deb Kennedy. (not to mention her adorable husband, Bob)

Before I even "knew" her, I posted THIS about this:

But I digress......

Deb was giving away a lavish collection of vintage music and various ephemera.

Since all of this wonderful material had a love theme, all we needed to do to enter was to tell her what our favorite term of endearment was, and Deb would choose her fave.

I always called my kids punkin', so that's what I suggested.

Apparently her grandpa used to call her, "His little punkin eater" and that struck a chord with her.

So I won!!!!!!

this arrived in the mail a couple of days ago ~ yipeeeee!!!!!

What did I win, you may ask?

THIS!

my favorite...gotta think of something special for this one:

Along with this fabulous stash came a sweeeet handmade Valentine from Deb:

As a bonus, Deb sent me this gift:

Deb's talking my LOVE language here.....

I cannot believe how generous a prize this was.

I am already thinking of fun projects using this aMAZing gift....

THANK YOU Deb Kennedy.

You are just one of the many reasons I love my little blogging life.

The Winner,

The Year of the Rabbit (or....the year I THOUGHT I would be rich and famous) ~ Part One.

noreply@blogger.com (PammyJ) — Tue, 08 Feb 2011 19:42:00 +0000

I have been a carnie a very long time.

Long before I ever picked up a soldering iron.

I went from show to show making these...

Ever heard of Wee Be Bunnies?

Wee Be Bunnies were what I was known for back in the day.

the original artwork for my hang tag

Back in the '80s when we were all going crazy for the Cabbage Patch Doll.

Back when soft sculpture was what everyone was interested in.

I even had a bit of a following....before Facebook.

One day, I woman named Debbie Linker approached me about teaching folks how to make my beloved bunnies - she wanted me to design a series of patterns that she would distribute. (she owned a very popular fabric/quilting store in Morro Bay, Ca. called The Cotton Ball)

Me: "Give away all my secrets???!!"

Debbie: "There are two markets out there - the ones who will steal your idea and try to make it themselves without your permission, and the ones who wouldn't dream of making it and have the money to buy your original work - this way you hit both groups - it's a win-win!"

Having shooed away many camera - toting ~~bootleggers~~ crafters from my booth, I knew she was right.

So I got down to it.....

I had the patterns printed and my entire family spent many an evening in front of the television stuffing patterns into plastic bags.

My attempt at a kitty.

We were a hit.

One day Debbie called to say that the megachain House of Fabrics was interested in picking us up.

And do you think you could design a line of nursery fabrics to go with the patterns?

You betcha!(they don't call me "anything-for-a-buck" for nothin'...)

I started with this....

Which became....this:

my 'story board' presentation:

I actually hand painted a crib sized quilt top.

After several trips to Los Angeles, we were told that the only guy standing in the way of fame and fortune was the CEO, who wasn't sure if he wanted to invest in a young mother from Smalltown, USA.

We waited....

And waited.....

I guess you know where I'm going with this.

It didn't happen, and all I have to show for it are some yellowing, old sketches...

a few patterns....
(you can even find one from time to time on eBay...!)

and this....

The last of a dying breed.

I invite you to come back for Part Two when I will show you more of my life with soft sculpture.
(I was even featured on the news and have the video to prove it!)

xoxo

what on EARTH am I up to these days...?

noreply@blogger.com (PammyJ) — Thu, 03 Feb 2011 18:59:00 +0000

I recently came across a picture of planet earth that had been photoshopped into the shape of a heart.

It gave me an idea.....

I thought I should offer a couple of choices...

this....

and this...

You like?

Me likey.

A lot.

See ya later world....

xoxo

sweeeeeeeeet hearts.....

noreply@blogger.com (PammyJ) — Wed, 02 Feb 2011 16:31:00 +0000

During these dreary winter days, as we approach Valentine's Day.....

I have been asked to bring a wee bit of color into my line.

What do you think?

xoxo