Have you ever had one of those hot chocolates that are made with a chunk of chocolate on a stick melted into hot milk? Well last time I had one it wasn't on a stick but on a wooden spoon. The little plain wooden spoon was just crying out to be decorated so I brought it home and this is what it looks like now.
There is still a little more to do before it is finished.
This is the back.
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fantastic idea! looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteGood morning. Can't believe it's Wednesday again already! Thanks for letting us in to peek at your creative space.
ReplyDeleteCool idea, I have two small wooden spoons that need a makeover.....
Hope you have a good week too.
Neil #40
What a brilliant idea! This is great! Lyns #51 xx
ReplyDeleteNow that is clever and lovely to hear it was a wooden spoon rather than those plastic ones. I love your young women and I do like the changes you have made subtle but definitely notice the difference. It is hard not to throw things away but, it is most pleasing to go back in a year or two and see how much progress or change you have made in style. I think your girls are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteSandra @12
Hi, great idea with the spoons, I keep collecting these but haven't got round to doing anything with them. Perhaps you could have a family of spoons.
ReplyDeleteHappy crafting, Angela x 41
Great idea from something that would just have been thrown away - love it!
ReplyDeleteHugs, LLJ 21 xx
What a lovely idea, Fuzzie, and I particularly like what you've done with the back - what fun! Great to be into recycling, isn't it, you and me both. Unfortunately my Zentangles and Teabag Art have to take a back seat for a bit as I'm already past the deadline for the album so I must crack on with that, and I have the usual cards to make, as and when they are required. Never fear, though, these projects have not been abandoned!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your good wishes for our holiday. I can't see much chance of resting up before then, though - it's a very busy time.
Happy WOYWW,
Shoshi #37
Love, love, love IT, FabuLous! I remember you saying you were planning to decorate one of the little spoons, hoW wonderful!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI love that you took that spoon home and made a lovely creation from it. Thanks for showing to us this week.
ReplyDeleteSuCg a nice idea anyway, and I love that you've painted the back of her head too, nice finish! the lumbered paint shows nicely! and I really like the flowers revealed under the darker paint, very clever!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet little spoon, and a great idea to do the back of her head, too. Have a lovely week, Chris # 17 xx
ReplyDeleteVery clever, Fuzzie! :)
ReplyDeleteawesome way to repurpose and what a challenge to paint on such a small area! really nicely done and continuing on the back...brilliant!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! Love it!
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