Every year my mother-in-law asks me for a birthday wish list ... this year she didn't, but I sent her one anyway (as she has me trained soooo well) ... the list included:
Roughcast #4 by Seth Apter of the Altered Page (found HERE)
an older EB created by Michelle Schafer from the Studio at Crow Haven Farm (I checked Etsy and that particular EB is no longer listed, but you can find Michelle's blog HERE)
one of Denise's Spirit Dolls (found HERE ... or you can visit her blog HERE)
THIS piece
and a few other random bits and pieces ...
What I didn't know is that she had been paying attention when the Shrine Auction was happening ... yesterday when she came to pick us up for my birthday dinner at Amimoto (seriously exceptional sushi), she delivered my prezzie:
Tribute
by Marilyn Radzat
My photo (above) does not do this piece justice. It is exquisite ... you can visit her "reveal" post HERE
The detail photo is from THIS post. The sheer amount of detail in this piece is mind boggling & I'm still a bit stunned that this amazing creation is right here ... in my home. This begs the question ... how, exactly, do I thank my mom-in-law for this one?!?
Roughcast #4 by Seth Apter of the Altered Page (found HERE)
an older EB created by Michelle Schafer from the Studio at Crow Haven Farm (I checked Etsy and that particular EB is no longer listed, but you can find Michelle's blog HERE)
one of Denise's Spirit Dolls (found HERE ... or you can visit her blog HERE)
THIS piece
and a few other random bits and pieces ...
What I didn't know is that she had been paying attention when the Shrine Auction was happening ... yesterday when she came to pick us up for my birthday dinner at Amimoto (seriously exceptional sushi), she delivered my prezzie:
Tribute
by Marilyn Radzat
My photo (above) does not do this piece justice. It is exquisite ... you can visit her "reveal" post HERE
The detail photo is from THIS post. The sheer amount of detail in this piece is mind boggling & I'm still a bit stunned that this amazing creation is right here ... in my home. This begs the question ... how, exactly, do I thank my mom-in-law for this one?!?