Busy Times At Changing Designs

Hi! It has been a very busy time here at Changing Designs. I have been getting ready for a Open House at a really cool store near me called "The Hollow Fencepost" They specialize although are not limited to barnwood furniture. You should check out their web site at http://www.thehollowfencepost.com/ You can see what they have to offer and it is constantly being updated. Here are a few of my contributions to the store, they are also available for purchase on line!

Hope you enjoy.

Scarey Goth Girl

On my recent trip to Oklahoma to visit my sister, her husband and my niece for the occasion of my nieces 9th birthday, we got a chance to plan for Halloween. My niece wanted to be a goth girl.

Oh my! I suggested maybe a fairy princess, ballerina, poohs honey pot, etc. But, she had her mind set on this way to grown up theme. She will always be my baby and therefore, never grow up. I have my mind stuck on this! Even though she is as tall as me and wears larger shoes! UGH!

We had such a wonderful time shopping for clothes, make-up and accessories! My sister, who USE to be a bit wild herself, REALLY, wanted the stuff her self! (I can hear her screaming now, but, it's true! :) ). Anyway, I wanted to share a few pictures of our fun day.

When we got home, we did a practice run. I did her make up and we then surprised her mom and dad with the "Scarey Goth Girl"

Have Fun looking at these fun pics!

I entered a contest and you can help me win!!

This was my entry!

Hi everyone!

Just wanted to let you know that I entered a contest and I would love for you to vote for me and help me win!!

Please go to http://www.charmingsam.blogspot.com/ to vote!

The rules were that we could create anything we wanted as long as we incorporated this beautiful image called "Beauty's Lot" published in London sometime between 1760 and 1810. The inscription at the bottom is in French. The image "Beauty's Lot" shown above was to be incorporated in to an "original" piece of art work done by the artist and owned by the artist. We could incorporate it any way that we wanted whether we transfered, scraped, painted or whatever into our oun piece of work. The art can be any size and medium.I did an acrylic painting. I wish that we were able to click on each entry to enlarge them and see what medium they picked to do theirs in. But I am putting mine on here!

Thanks for your vote!