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So I'm a little behind on pickaday posts but I have been taking my pictures!! Here is a looky at my pics.

Day 17 of 30

Project in the making... it will be revealed soon!!


Day 16 of 30

Day 15 of 30

We went to Young's Dairy to Wool Gatherings.  It's an annual wool festival!! This was my first year going, and it won't be the last.  My husband loves me so much he went with me... true love if you ask me, what man likes wool? Not many and certainly not my hubby.  But at least they had animals!  How can you not love this alpaca?

14 of 30

13 of 30

Disco anyone? 
And that is the up to date PickADay!
I hope you enjoyed it!

4 Years Ago...

4 years ago today was a pretty exciting day, our wedding day!  

So Happy Anniversary to my Mr.

We've circled the world and been to so many places I can't believe we found each other.

God is good!

3 days of PickADay

Day 12 of 30 

My little moccasin, and by little I do mean very little (only a few inches big).
Day 11 of 30 

Getting ready for my best friend to visit... she's a duck lover. 
Day 10 of 30

 A painting I made for the office, I needed a little sea in Ohio.

100 Years of Fashion

After seeing this how could I not post it?

Delightful!

Letters & Rivets

For my birthday my husband is letting me create a cozy corner in the office.  I figured I would start working on wall art since I don't get my cozy present until my birthday in October (come on September get out of here! I want my cozy stuff!).  I have lots of ideas for decorating and many projects started.  So here is a simple fast DIY that has a great finish. I got the idea from here...

I got all this at Hobby Lobby for around $10

 I used most of it but I have lots of left overs for other projects.  This is what I needed:

• Two letters
• Two scrapbook paper (wood style)
• Wall fasteners
• Wall wire to go between the fasteners
• Spare parts screw head brads
• Gray paint (I ended up not using it) so scratch that from the buying list, or you can use it... it's up to you
• Glue gun & rubber cement

Okay so I don't have step by step pics but this is super easy!

1. I traced around the letters and cut the shapes out of the scrapbook paper.
2. Glue the paper on the letter.
3. I then tried the paint around the edges (on the back of the letters), but I don't know if I just didn't have the right shade but it wasn't flying with me well so I dropped the paint.
4. With wire cutters I cut the brads back off and hot glued them on the letters.
5. Not a super necessary step: I wanted to hang the letters.  So I glued the hooks on the back and looped the wire between the hooks for hanging.  

Voila!! Super easy and cute!

Paper, paper

Day 9 of 30

Paper rolls...

Curious Kittens

Day 8 of 30

This is Vinny the fish, he's had a few bad days the past couple months.  He has journeyed from Venice Itlay all the way to the states.  Times are tough when you have two kitties knocking your bowl around.  Looks like I found out who is throwing precious glass off my desk.