Introducing Little Star, Millie, Tinker Bella, Trinket, Micah, and Glitter
Dorkies (Yorkshire Terrriers), swaps, vintage paper/collage art, yorkiesOh my, we sure had some entries for the Name the Puppy contest! Hundreds of cute names came in. Thanks so much, I enjoyed reading all the names and wished I had a dozen more pups to name. (but that would also mean a dozen more to mop up after too, so maybe not)
It was hard to select winners, so many were so good! But here it goes-
This little girl is Little Star and was named by Sugarwings.
Meet Millie, named by Carla for one of my favorite things in the world, millinery flowers.
And of course, I had to have a BELLA, but even better, how about Tinker Bella??? Don't you love that?? The winner for this one is Cheryl.
Sissy was the winner for this girl, her name is now Trinket.
The teeniest, tiniest puppy of them all is going to be called Micah. As in a shiny little flake of glitter! How perfect for her. The winner for this name is Jingle.
And Adeline Grace suggested Glitter. That seemed to suit this itty bitty princess.
All of the girls are modeling the heart charms that will go to the ladies who named them. If you are a winner, please send me your address, unless you are in the Puppy Love swap, and I will just add your charm to the package when I mail them out this weekend.
The last two babies are nestled into more gifts from Puppy Love swappers! Can you believe the goodies?? Tomorrow, the fairy grand baby and I are having our dress up Tea Party and opening presents together. She is very excited, especially when she saw the Tinkerbell tag on one of her packages.
Twinks can't bear me taking photos of her babies and not her, so I indulged her with this shot. I'm redoing a high chair for Sugarwings, here it is in progress. Of course, don't let Twinks know the picture is of the chair, not her.
The packages are coming in fast and furious now! I hope to make up the tag books over the weekend.
This tag swap has made me pay attention to the wall behind the bench in my studio. I've had a bad habit of hanging whatever I just found at a garage sale, or just painted, onto any old nail that was already there, over the years. But, standing at the table, sorting tags and facing the wall, made me realize how blah and unattractive it was.
Natasha, Heather and I had a discussion once about framing wallpaper as art, the three of us love it so much, we all thought it was lovely enough on its own to be framed. I finally got around to doing just that. I'm still foofing and not quite done. I want to add more small frames of wallpaper to the center of the big frames. Maybe hung on velvet ribbons? Or I might still go with the sepia photo idea. Or old post cards? But I do LOVE just wallpaper. Ooh, I could add some Millinery flowers!!!!!!

























































































