Three Muses - Seashell

There's nothing more charming than the innocent curiosity and wonder of a child.   Would that we all could retain it into adulthood!!    Credit to Kubivet  (who no longer designs). 

Take a Word - Poppies

It's always fun to put a punch of poppy red against a subdued background.   The wee girl has been in my stash for a while and I don't know the source. Sorry.  Credit to Create Wings Designs and Catherine Designs for the rest.  Thanks for visiting!!

Three Muses - Articulated Doll

Anybody remember the old "Green Hornet" radio show?   Of course not!  No one is as old as I am!  Anyway this is my version of the Green Hornet, keeping the city safe at night.  What can I saw?  My muse ran away with me!

Take a Word - Mannequin

Here in the U.S. a mannequin is the figure on which clothing is displayed in stores.   My mannequin has been colorfully clothed, and the wee bird obviously has had a hand in it!!   This challenge was great fun!   Thanks for stopping by.
Credits to:  Finecrafted Designs and Donna Miller.

Three Muses - Time

Time ... when we're youngsters it never goes fast enough; when we're oldsters it goes too fast.  It seems we live our lives by the clock, yet without it life would be utter chaos.   I'd write more about it, but I don't have time ........ (smile).
Credit:  Jenn U Designs

Take a Word - Silhouettes

My great grandchildren from North Carolina are visiting this week.    If they could make magic with a rope, I'm sure it would look something like this!    Whoever you are, wherever you go, I hope you encounter love today, blog friends!!

Three Muses - Yellow Bike

NIGHT IN THE CITY
Credits:  Finecrafted Designs and Cyberdom.    Thanks for stopping by!

Take A Word - Butterflies

Penelope was so sweet she drew the butterflies to her as bees to honey.  She dreamed one day she could fly away with them.
Credits:  Girl from Land of Nod; butterflies from Dover; background from Finecrafted Designs.
Thanks for stopping by!!!

Three Muses - Vintage Family

I love working with found vintage photos, and wondering who they were, where they lived, and how their lives played out.  Where are their descendants today, and wouldn't they love to have this photo of their ancestors?   It seems to me using these photos in my art somehow honors their memory.
Credits:  Createwings Designs and Flickr Collage Images.