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I've had this bust of a woman in the shop for a while and frankly grew quite tired of her lack of personality. So with boxes of shells in abundance at my home I decided she was going to become a siren of the sea, or at least Thornville. Above is the before and below are the afters. What projects are you working on?
11 comments:
I have no words. Just fabulous!
Blessings,
Marie
http://emmacallsmemama.com
Wow what a transformation. She looks like a sea maiden now. Great job.
oh wow, this is just wonderful!!
Regards, Veronique
Wow! Great job...I don't know that I would have thought of that...
Gorgeous.
How lovely and whimsical I love her! Cathy
Just beautiful and brimmng with personality!
Hello
Love what you did to your bust...ok that sounded personal :)
I have to tell you I have an old store display that I found at the flea market years ago that looks a lot like your lady. She is made of plaster and someone dressed her head with silver strands and seashells. If you care to see her I can send you a pic or put one up on my blog.
I am new to blogging but I've had a shop in the Chicago area for years. I enjoyed reading your posts.
Take Care
Rebecca
rebeccaforvintageliving.blogspot.com
Well, i'd say, you add to the price of her and also her chances of selling. Bravo, and very beautiful!! I love anything shells but, i also live in IOWA. I made two different ladies with shells. they are on my blog. Your shop looks heavenly.
That is so beautiful! What a creative idea. Great job!!!
~Debra
This is absolutely brilliant. I love her. She is so much more beautiful and intriguing now.
Sharon
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