I love dabbling in various mediums and for years I've done stained glass - although my metal work has pretty much pushed stained glass aside for now. I do love to create these bottles, however with crosses on them. As with every whim, craft, and art project I fall in love with I always go whole hog and buy massive quantities of that particular "whim" item I'm working with (the excuse to head to the thrift store is never an issue). Needless to say, I have now acquired a huge quantity of gorgeous bottles, crystals & jewelry for such. I will never get them all made with crosses on top ~ Now what?
If you think that is bad you should see the amount of shovels & wheelbarrows I have.... it's daunting!!
Ok, Ok, I have a problem... what of it. It's only one problem, right?
So here are just a few of the Cross Bottles I've made.
Thanks everyone for dropping in to view a small piece of me and my colorful and rusty world.
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4 comments:
oh!! So beautiful!! I think you can display them in your garden, on your shelves with perfumed oil or...open up an Etsy shop:)
LOL! I am the same way, I get out of control when I jump into something new. I just had to move a HUGE tote of fabric (mostly the left over yardage they sell for cheap) out of my studio b/c truth be known I don't really like to sew..I just like fabric! Your botles are very cool!
Well, SooZeQue, you are too, too much...I could park myself on your site just like one of your old cars...be entertained and inspired for days...eagerly waiting for the next post to jumpstart my engine!
Hi there! I am your newest follower from the Wednesday link up. Lovely blog:) You can find me at www.bouffeebambini.blogspot.com
I live in Santa Fe!!! Where are you?
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