When the art appears in my mind, I glue it down.
No, I don’t know why – or how – it just happens.

It helps to have a variety of fun things to add.

And … if I play with the pieces long enough, it becomes a real thing.

Carpe Diem. 🙂


When the art appears in my mind, I glue it down.
No, I don’t know why – or how – it just happens.
It helps to have a variety of fun things to add.
And … if I play with the pieces long enough, it becomes a real thing.
Carpe Diem. 🙂
“The humblest tasks get beautified if loving hands do them.” ― Little Women
P.S. Regarding the vintage mosaic tile images that were used in this post. These images have no known origin and have been in a craft box of mine since birth. :-)Thank you.
Hi Dave. 🙂
From one artist to another … a blast from the past.
Someone stenciled this discarded heart-shaped piece of wood.
It was one of those thrift store finds that immediately got my attention and did not end up in storage. I cut and glued vintage china shards, pink iridescent tile, red mirror tile, silver tapestry tile, green glass gems, a couple of red glass hearts, red lips and finished it off with charcoal grout.
It sold the day it was finished. No regrets, except not keeping it. 😉
Charcoal was a good choice.
Moving on … insert whooshing sound here. “D”
“One ought to hold on to one’s heart; for if one lets it go, one soon loses control of the head too.” ―