As you know, I LOVE everything to do with the Beatles' YELLOW SUBMARINE!!! After finding an unfinished table at a local thrift store I knew what I had to do - paint my own Yellow Submarine table!! I used the colours: lime green, purple, yellow, red & black. I LOVE IT!!!!!
Now, I was introduced to the fabulous website PINTEREST - it is Heaven!!!!! All the wonderful pictures & ideas. I was so inspired by the following:
I was looking through photos one day and came across a sign someone had painted that stated something about Dog's Nose Art. We don't own any dogs, but we do own SIX cats, so I turned to my husband and said I HAVE to paint my own sign. I located a piece of wood that I had downstairs, again something from a thrift store years ago and couldn't figure out what to paint on it and after seeing the Dog's Nose Art sign, I knew what to paint on it. Again, I have to use funky colours and paint. So here is what I painted. :o)
And again, searching through Pinterest this morning looking for an idea to hang necklaces. I liked the ideas they had for using picture frames, but I own A LOT of necklaces. Over the years I have bought, been given as gifts and inherited some gorgeous necklaces, so the picture frame idea was out. Then it popped into my head - I have a gorgeous rustic ladder I purchased at a yard sale a few years back at my aunt's house. I fell in love with it when I saw it and decided to place it out on our front porch. I brought it in and started placing the necklaces on it. LOOKS AWESOME!! Yaaaa, my own Pinterest Idea!!!
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Sunday, February 26, 2012
Painting & Necklace Storage Idea!
Posted by Mary and Bob at 10:13 AM 0 comments
Labels: beatles, cats, painting, value village find, yellow submarine
Friday, April 3, 2009
HAVING FUN with some of Bob's work
So, while I was away at Painting Class last night, Bob preceeded to play with his scroll saw & mitre saw.
When I got home he was excited to show me what he had made.
Yeppers, his first G-Scale building. Now, mind you, it still needs some work, but he has the basic shape right and cut the holes for the windows/doors perfectly.
But then we started getting silly with them and took some funny photo's.
And of course here is one of our crazy kitties TRIN :o)
Posted by Mary and Bob at 5:10 AM 0 comments
Labels: Bob's Work, cats, Garden Train G-Scale
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