This welded sculpture is made with nuts, bolts and nails. This was a gift from my husband and immediately made me smile.
I was at the Santa Maria Quilt show when I saw this soft sculpture. Although it made me laugh out loud, I didn't purchase it right away. All I could think was, "What will I do with it?" As I walked around the show, I couldn't stop thinking about her. I had to go back, and I don't regret it. She hangs on my design wall and makes me smile every day. Isn't that enough?
My kids got these little plastic Simba's in their McDonald happy meals around 20 years ago. I immediately loved their little dancing heads and begged them for their prize. They really didn't care and gladly gave them to me. Lucky me!
Certainly, I'm not the only one with wonderful chachki's in their studio. Drop me a note or send a link to the items you love.
2 comments :
Every year at the Balloon Fieste Arts and Crafts show I buy these little hanging figures that I hang in my studio. They are dancing and swinging, flying kites, the figures are made of paper mache for the most part. I'll try and post a picture on my blog in the next few days, I think its a great idea to post pictures of things that make us smile.
I also wanted to let you know that I have nominated you for the Brillianting Weblog Award Premio - 2008. Don't feel obligated to do anything, I just wanted to say thanks for the enjoyment your blog brings.
Meg
i love the nuts and bolts people !!
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