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an ornament I painted in memory of my dog Smokey. He lived 17.5 years. He was given to me but he always loved my mom the most.
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my favorite from my childhood tree!!
I’m not really sure why this was my favorite but in it’s day it was immensely beautiful. I still hold the memory of its glory in my mind so therefor it retains it beauty there.
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a hand-painted Rudolph.
This little guy has such a silly face…he makes me giggle. This was another of my ornaments I made around our first Christmas as a married couple.
My old plastic accordion coupon file just wasn’t working for me anymore.
This tin had sat in an un-altered state for a couple years then with the Alcohol Inks in a haphazard ugly fashion for at least another year.
I was finally inspired enough to do something about the eyesore.
I think it turned out really cute. Just because it’s utilitarian doesn’t mean it has to be boring.
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a favorite from my childhood days.
My mom made this one from a kit. My daughter fell in love with it this summer while going through the Christmas boxes from my folks house. I knew then and there it was a keeper!
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an ornament I painted to celebrate our new white kitten. We got her a couple months after we got married. A short time later we discovered that she was deaf. Her name was Scooter even though she never knew it. She was my baby…I took her everywhere! Seriously! I remember taking her to DQ and sharing an ice cream with her…in the car, of course.
I made this recycled CD ornament for my husband 2 years ago as his Chiristmas card. It worked double duty as an ornament.
