A few weeks ago I shared some of my sweet sheep. Today you can meet the rest. Most of these reside in my kitchen, but a few have roamed around the house, and are tucked in nooks and crannies all around.
This is a print above my desk in the kitchen. The black toile is a perfect compliment as a mat to the gold paint color on the walls.
This print is in my kitchen open hall above a black bench.
She is one of my first sheep prints.
I have about 15 prints that contain sheep, mostly grazing in pastures.
Hiding in a cabinet downstairs.
Downstairs coffetable
An oil painting anniversary gift several years ago that hangs in the Living Room.
Love those fall colors.
In a Christmas conservatory.
Sunroom baby
Out on the deck. I love this concrete baby lamb because she lookslike the headstones that were so typical of infant grave markers,
of many years ago.
Downstairs coffetable
An oil painting anniversary gift several years ago that hangs in the Living Room.
Love those fall colors.In a Christmas conservatory.
Sunroom baby
Out on the deck. I love this concrete baby lamb because she looksof many years ago.
Entry hall
Primitive print in kitchen.
Very old concrete pair in sunroom
Kitchen counter soup tureen
chalk planter
Salt and Pepper shakers on silver kitchen tray.
Well, I think most have made their debut.
Kitchen counter soup tureen
chalk planter
Salt and Pepper shakers on silver kitchen tray.
Well, I think most have made their debut.
Be sure and visit Kathleen over at Faded Charm
to see all the rest of White Wednesday.
to see all the rest of White Wednesday.
Happy Wednesday,
Debra
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