Sunday, June 29, 2008

Le Petit Theatre & A Little Love Affair


Hello Boys and Girls!

See how you beam of seeming white,

Is braided out of seven hued light,

Yet in those lucid globes no ray,

By any chance shall break astray,

Hark, how the rolling surge of sound,

Arches and spirals circling round,

Wakes the hush'd spirit through thine ear,

With music it is heaven to hear!

With that go fast into the night,

A moments haste, the slightest fright,

A curtain rises on the two,

She's dressed in pink,

He's dressed in blue.

With love at every corners turn,

Delight!

Good night!

True love doth burn!

Mademoiselle Angelique Du Parc is the object upon which the affections of Monsieur Armande Fleurant are fixed at

the present moment.

He met her, I believe, while she was attending school in the city last winter,

and what with accompanying her to matinees,

taking her to church

and lingering by her side in the parlor,

oftentimes in the evening,

with the gas turned low,

the heart of Monsieur Fleurant gradually was induced to throb

only for the pretty lass from Luxembourg.

She has been very gracious to him

during all the time that he has devoted himself to her,

and has seemed to like him so well that there is really no reason

for doubting that when the climax of the little drama is reached,

and the question asked, she will droop her eyelids,

crimson her cheeks with blushes and whisper "Yes!"

It seems I am busy working on projects that are destined to fly away, by that I mean, a piece be either for a special customer or a variety of publications, and while I am honored and beyond thrilled to be able to create these works for others, when I can create a little piece for my very own collection I am just tickled pink! This is such a piece, I have been trying to finish my Petit Theatre and it's tiny patrons for nearly 2 years now! I would work on it a bit, constructing a wooden shadow box, wallpapering it with 150 year old blue and grey striped silk, wiring it for electricity, weaving a miniscule chandelier, then it was back to "real" work! I smooshed together the teeny Mademoiselle's and Monsieur's, cooked them up and dressed them in my finest bits and scraps and was finally able to finish it up last month!
Note: My next post will be on July 13th, at which time I will share more exciting news!
Adieu, my Lovely Friends, until next we meet!

156 comments:

Donna O. said...

You bring such "theater" to the blog world in more ways than I can count!! Wonderful that you stole some moments for yourself and that we have front row seats to watch it all!!
Bravo!!
D.

LiLi M. said...

I just have to underline Donna's words. I was sitting on the edge of my chair of excitement and when the play was ended, I shouted: bis, bis, bis...
I hope you have heard that, because I would like to learn more about Mlle Du Parc et Msr. Fleurant.
I'm happy that you had some time to make this project for yourself...and us...thanks for sharing!

Sabii Wabii said...

Such wonderful attire and headpieces...they must have felt so special dancing the night away!
Blessings,
Terisa

Kim H. said...

What gorgeous pieces! I can't wait to here your exciting new!

High Desert Diva said...

Two years of magic. Bravo

Nancy Maxwell James said...

I always love the stories you tell on your blog with your art pieces! Amazing work as always! :)

pescbrico said...

Lovely! You surely take amazing pictures! And what about your story! always fun! :) Have a wonderful day! :)

Kims Art said...

This is indeed a special piece. The rewards of time! Hope you have a wonderful 4th!

Jen r. said...

Sandra, I have to tell you I never cease to be amazed at not only your creativity, but your productivity! Very pretty!And what a great story! Jen R

Christine LeFever said...

As ever, fabuleux! Your little theater is simply put, beautiful, and your demonstration of the little story is charming and amusing. I found myself chuckling with delight.

Christine (Zwee!!!!!)

Du Buh Du Designs said...

Your work just makes me want to put down what I'm doing and create shadow boxes with fabulous miniatures! The photos are wonderful as are the dolls! Who are these lucky people that get your little pieces of treasure?!

Sugar Bear said...

I adore your Petite Theatre! So magical.
Karla

Sandi McBride said...

I just loved this Sandra...you have a lovely sense for the drama of the absurd...much enjoyed by all of us!
Sandi

BumbleVee said...

wow! what a lot of work went into that piece... are the little ones clay of some sort then if you "smooshed" them together? Their costumes are fabulous. Great job!

Fete et Fleur said...

BRAVO! I am enchanted by these tiny little characters. I wish I were small enough to pop into their world and mingle with them in the lovely little theater you have created.

Nancy

Sandy said...

It feels great to finish something and the end result is fabulous! I just love this theatre!

Sandy

Shashi Nayagam said...

What a delightful story and a beautiful art piece!

Nostalgia at the Stone House said...

What truly exquisite work Sandra. I adore the little figures in all their finery and the tiny chandelier too.
It is such a treat to make something for yourself, rather than doing 'real' work for a change - I can tell you really enjoyed yourself here!
Niki

Alexandra Knittel said...

Your art works are soooo stunning.

Jeanie said...

Thank you for taking me away from my world -- which is a lot sadder and scarier today than yesterday -- and letting me into the world of Monsouir and Mademoiselle. This is so magical, so lovely, and right now I long to be inside of your head instead of mine, where things are pretty and couples dance in beautiful blue on a petite theatre stage. Thank you, Sandra.

smith kaich jones said...

Such perfect timing. I just yesterday watched Moliere, full of French actors & actresses of whom I had not a clue. I was smitten at the very beginning - at the credits, no less. Beautiful flowing fabrics. Quite delicious.
And the movie? All about French theater, way, way back in the 1600's. Quite wonderful & funny.

And then this. The universe is smiling at me. This is beautiful!

Debi

TattingChic said...

What a beautiful box. I knew when I didn't see any goodies cooked up this last week that you must be working on something really smashing! Boy was I ever right. What beautiful details you created with a lovely poem and story about your beautiful characters. What a dream!

Rosemary said...

How enchanting Sandra!!
I love your stories!!
Thanks for sharing with us!!
Rosemary

Lee W. said...

the story and the photos (and yes, your creations) are just magical. Just the respite I needed from 2 little tired, whiny boys.

Auld Hat said...

I FEEEEEL the movement in your image under "delight". Wonderful Sandra. As per usual. *beam-glow*

Cassie said...

Amazing! My paternal grandmother had three doll houses, one of them a single room theatre. She was smiling from heaven tonihgt as she was looking at yours over my shoulder! Wonderful!

tales from an O.C. cottage said...

That was so fun!!!! Your work is beyond belief!



M ^..^

Atticbabys said...

Ahhh such tiny creations from your "bigger than life" imagination! They are truly magical!

Kim said...

I'm glad you were able to find some time for your own heARTwork - being a rock star must have it's drawbacks after all. :)
But we sure love the inspiration you give us when you're working lol.

Melissa @ The Inspired Room said...

That was SUPER FUN!!! And you have MORE EXCITEMENT to share? I can barely stand it! I'll be waiting on the edge of my seat...

Happy day, Sandra!

Melissa

Janet Bernasconi said...

Hi Sandra,

What a delight! I had so much fun and enjoyed your Le Petite Theater! Love your imagination and creativity. I just have to show your blog to my kids. They will love it.
Thanks for stopping by and please visit again soon!
XO
Janet
Janet's Creative Pillows

Natasha Burns said...

Sandra you always give us a feast for the senses! Wow your theatre is wonderful and it is so great to hear you are doing something for yourself! I can't get over how you have actually got a real wired light in there! The gowns on your pretties are out of this world!!!

jillian said...

How dreamy! I just love your posts, each and every one of them!!
XOXO
Jillian

Tina said...

How I enjoy reading your posts and seeing your creations.
Blessings
T

Joy Zaczyk said...

This is absolutely incredible work! I got lost in this post. I am so glad you are keeping it for yourself!

Joy
xo

Wendy said...

This piece is just awesome :)

Kim Hardt Originals said...

What a great post Sandra! I love looking at all your things!

Just stopping by to wish you a Happy 4th of July week!!

Kim

notmassproduced said...

inspiring stuff - you are so clever

Jeri Anne said...

I just have to say that I have loved your work for a long time and your sweet miniature love affair had me on the edge of my seat!It was just like watching one of my favorite movies:) Your work and imagination is fantastic! Brava!

Heather said...

They are so lovely, your petit theatre is enchanting!~

Still Waters Studio said...

I love the little theater! It reminds me of when I was little and I used to make little scenes for my dolls to live in. The chihuahua in the dress below reminds me of a picture of my sweet Sandy I had as a child, also in a tiny dolls dress.
Such beautiful details in your work!
Sherry

AscenderRisesAbove said...

ohhh that is fascinating. you make my fingers itch to create something 3-d like this. of course you make it look so simple when in reality it is not even close to simple; the detail and the craftsmenship are amazing. as per your usual. :)

~~ATTIC CLUTTER~~ said...

HI Sandra
WOW that theatre is just so whimsical LOVE It~!!!
.. will save you to my favs..
I love your bio --
''I just might be an artist '' very cute.. yessery you sure are ..loved looking at this.. and glad you came by..hugs Patty

sita said...

May I come over to play? I think how wonderful your home must be and to be a guest would be a treat! I do not know how you part with your lovelies!

paris parfait said...

Sandra, your theatre is absolutely gorgeous! Love the attention to detail, as well as the story you've woven. Bravo!

Bejeweled said...

What a beautiful and romantic Petite Theatre shadowbox you have created! And your photojournalism of it was just a joy to read!

Barb said...

Magical! You had me wanting more. I can't wait until your next post.


hugs,
Barb

Kathleen Grace said...

A beautiful poem. It does sometimes seem hard to take the time to create for yourself doesn't it? You know what they say, the cobblers child goes shoeless:>) Beautiful little theatre, I'm glad you made time to finish it:>)

Andie-The Brown Bee said...

Another 'makes my heart sing' from you my fancymaginated friend! I'm glad you've attended to you own heartsong as well...it's ever so important you know...

celestina marie said...

Sandra, this just captured me with delight. Oh I love your theater and your art work is fasinating! What a talent you are. Bravo!!
Can't wait to hear about your exciting news!

Thank you for your kind words and visit today.
Hugs,
Celestina,
la rea rose

Heather ~Pretty Petals said...

Sandra, you are such an amazing artist, i ADORE your petit theatre so so much and YES it is good to create for yourself. I have found that for me, it helps me to create for others when I stop to create for myself.

I love reading your stories! xo Heather

Susan Tuttle said...

I love how you tell a story with your artwork!! Fabulous miniatures!! You and I have them in common - I actually have three haunted dollhouses - lol. Maybe I will have to tell a spooky blog tale with them this Halloween!

Thanks for the kudos - it means so much!

Susan
xo

Susan Tuttle said...

Me again - wanted to tell you how much I adored your altered vintage glasses in the latest Somerset - fabulous idea!!

Susan
xo

Deb said...

Oh, my! Can you tell a romantic, captivating story, or what? I LOVED this post! Sometimes I wish I could shrink to doll-size and be one of your characters!

Can't wait to hear the exciting news July 13th!

Deb

Maija said...

You ROCK Sandra!

Julia said...

You're such an artist ! This is amazing . What a lovely theatre !

Couture de Papier said...

OMG!! Stunning! Thank you for visiting my blog and helping me overcome my doll phobia!!
Denise Nantasket Beach Mass.

Victoria said...

While catching up on your enchanting blog posts, I am once again blown away by your delightful story telling, attention to detail and utterly magical creations. I can't help but thinking how your art, photographs, and words would make the most marvelous story books for young and old alike. How lovely to be able to curl up on a sofa with someone you love, and share these fantastic fantasies that you create, savoring together, each tiny detail!

Ragamuffin Gal said...

Enchanting, Magical, Inspiring! Always ~ Thanks and Many Blessings, Katie

Rue said...

WOW!! Your theater is so charming, you can really tell all the love that went into it. Thanks so much for sharing. I'll be waiting for you news. Have a safe 4th. Rue

Designs by CK said...

Hi Sandra ~ Popping in to wish you & your family a great 4th of July!

Chris :-)

Marie Antionette said...

You amaze me.Marie Antionette

CIELO said...

How pretty... and poetic! Love that gorgeous frame.

Cielo

twinkleshabbystar said...

Sandra, GOOD FOR YOU!!! We always tend to create for others and not ourselves. Your passion SHINES thru your work. This is a MASTERPIECE of hard work and love! I ADORE the details! Sandra, I know I've said this before but Im in awe of your imagination, and CONSTANTLY inspired by you. NOT to sound corny but you push me within myself to dig deep down and challange myself creatively. You are a creative genius and I look forward to seeing more of your DIVINE work!!! XO,Jennifer

Kristen Robinson said...

This theatre is extraordinary as is your amazing book in the newest issue of Somerset Life. I too find myself yearning for a bit of creative time just for me....soon I hope very soon.
XOX
Kristen

vintage moon studio said...

How very lovely! I hope you will post more photos once it has lighting! Have a wonderful holiday weekend ~ Deb

Tammy said...

Fun, fun, totally fun!

Jillian said...

FABULOUS! Amazing! Bravo, bravo!

Encore, encore!

:-)

Neat idea. Such creativity astounds me. Thanks for visiting my blog ...I'm glad I saw your "theatre" today!

Diana Evans said...

what a wonderful theatre take...wow Sandra...these photos are devine....great work!!!

hugs
Diana

Beth said...

this is such an enchanting post !! just love your theter and happy that you have had time to complete it ! thanks for the sweet birthday wishes on my blog and comments !! can't wait to hear your news !!
xo,
beth
www.bethquinndesigns.com

Tracie said...

La Petite Theatre and the entire production was quite enchanting. Just sitting here watching it all unfold while the sun is setting~ what a lovely few minutes, thank you!
~Tracie

robin-bird said...

you are really, really amazing! i love the teeny tiny theatre and the amazing love story of miss Angelique and her suitor mr. Fleuran. i am enthralled by the detail of the work you have done here. a project i would be so proud of had i created with my very own hands. i missed you last week as you know :) thank you very much for stopping by today. i am always happy to see you have been over to visit me. i will look forward to hearing what good and happy news you have to share on the 14th.
xo
r

FrenchGardenHouse said...

ah, your petite Theatre is divine. And I love that she is from Luxembourg.

Hope you are having a good time, and enjoying the 4th of July, where ever you are.
xo Lidy

annas dreams blog said...

Hi Sandra: Wow what a lovely story, I always love the stories you tell on your blog with your art pieces, and the pictures are ameazing, they make me dream.

Neda said...

Quelle jolie histoire d'amour! Bravo!

angeljoy said...

Oh, Sandra! I loved each tiny little peek you gave building up to the full vignette! I love your little Mlles. and Msrs.!
I believe I saw your work recently in a magazine...was it Artful Blogger? It was one of my beloved Somerset magazines, I'm sure.
Thank you for visiting my humble "abode".
Blessings...
angeljoy

CATHY said...

This is so wonderful! Wow, what a project to have in the works for 2 years. I just love it and reminds me that I need to try to get back to some more "involved" projects, but my time is now happily shared with the little one.

Feathering My Nest said...

This is amazing. I have never seen one of these. You presented this little theater in such wonderful way too. Thank you for sharing and for visiting me. I am not very good at decorating like my sister at RoseofSharonMay, but I appreciate tasteful decorating. I'll be back to your blog again. Kathi

Peggi Meyer Graminski said...

What an enchanting tale, and such lovely images - perfect for each part of the story...pure magic!

Best wishes,
Peggi

Rachael Kinnison said...

WONDERFUL Sandra! Your little theater turned out just perfect~ I can just see all the little parties in there while you are gone......you must make them a little table of FOOD~ all that dancing makes one hungry!!!!

Sweet Cottage Dreams said...

Standing ovation here, Sandra! Like Donna said, "Bravo!" Can you hear the cheers from the sold out seats?

Love the story of the very sweet love affair.

Always a treat to see your creations!!

Happy 4th!

Becky

Tootie said...

Oui! Oui! Very Frenchy and cute!
Smiles-
Tootie
www.honeygirlstudio.blogspot.com

Johanna Parker said...

Tres magnifique Sandra! Good for you to make something so special and just for you :)

~ Johanna

Caleen said...

You definitely are an Artist.. How beautiful and playful, romantic,
artistic storytelling.. Thank you for commenting on my blog. It was an honor. Happy 4th of July..

mansuetude said...

love the first and last image the most!!! those little button pins the clown has in front of him seem full of poetry, too, very lovely

rochambeau said...

What a Superb little theater Sandra! So happy it is all yours!
Wonderful that you have made your dream come true after two years! Isn't it amazing!
Have a good break from Bloglandia and look forward to hearing your good news!
xo
Constance

Betzie said...

Love your theatre Sandra..but I love everything you make and do. It's funny when I buy a magazine I'm suddenly captivated by one particular page and sure enough there's your name...
Thanks for your very kind comment on my blog today.
Happy Fourth!
Hugs,
Betzie

Nancy said...

Oh, Sandra...I love your little theatre...the little dolls are lovely...I am very fond of the pink one.

I love taking time for me...but there just aren't enough hours in the day right now...

Thank-you so much for visiting...reply is over there.

Hugs, Nancy

Rosa said...

Oh, it is a delight. Lucky you to have worked so hard and to be able to enjoy your labor. It is absolutely precious!

M.Kate said...

Hi there, tks for popping over..and whoa...what a blog !!

Jeanne said...

I cannot wait to hear your news.
Much love you and many blessings
Love Jeanne

Paper Girl Productions said...

Wow, your blog is gorgeous!! Love your photos! Thank you for sharing the 'theater'!

Storybook Woods said...

Oh my goodness, what loveliness. I am so glad this amazing piece of theater is just for you. Enjoy and happy 4th. Clarice

A Fanciful Twist said...

Oh bravo, bravo, bravo!! swoooning beyond words... Every little bit is a magical extravaganza!! xoxo

Lisa said...

What a fun post. They all look almost alive. I'll bet they really do dance on their own when everyone is sound asleep-lol.

Once again there is such beauty in all the fine detail work you do.

Staffordshire Garden said...

Both the theater and dolls are amazingly wonderful! But, I love the stories that accompany all your work on the blog as well. Explaining their world makes them simply magical.

BittersweetPunkin said...

Happy 4th!! I hope you have a great weekend!!
Hugs,
Robin

The Other Side of Me said...

Hi Sandra,

Just spectacular! Your theater is just so beautiful and the dolls are so lovely. It was worth waiting for. I truly enjoy your creativity!
Tammy

bluemuf said...

What fun!!! Your little theater is magical and the show was fantastic.

thank you for sharing your wonderful talent with all of us.

Karen

Fine Bessot said...

Hello dear Sandra, I like this delicacy and this subtlety which gets free of your art and your photos. I dive directly into the 18 century and I am amazed and enchanted. Thank you.

June Parrish Cookson said...

Brilliant! You never cease to amaze. Isn't it wonderful when we can keep particular projects for our very own?

Can't wait to see the next treat.

All the best Sandra.

Shashi Nayagam said...

I just gave you an award. Hope you will pick it up sometime.

Lola Enchanted said...

Hello Queen!
How positively enchanting!!!!
Your world is such divine!!!!!

Aleta said...

You have such a lovely way of telling a story. It's pure magic!!

Warmest bear hugs, Aleta

Ele at abitofpinkheaven said...

you are so fabulous! Thanks for your creative spirit!

Britt-Arnhild said...

Oh, I can see, hear and feel everything and everyone dance.....

Chickengirl said...

Holy smokes!!! What can I say?!? Gorgeous!!!

somepinkflowers said...

oh


i could
even hear the music
of the dance!

:-)


~a wonderful story~


did i dreamed it?

http://pamwardenart.blogspot.com said...

Hi Sandra
I love Armande :) So sweet.

I'd like to invite you to my new blog that Darcy designed at http://pamwardenart.blogspot.com
Hope to see you,
Pam

KaReN EiLeeN said...

WHAT PURE FUN!!!
I couldn't stop looking at each picture...but had to move on to see what was ahead......Thank you for such a treat!! I feel as though I have been on an adventure!!

KAREN EILEEN

Nabeel said...

I love the first photo. Very cleverly taken. The clown seems happy after climbing over the book :)

pamelahuntington said...

Hi Sandra,,,
I know you receive lots of
honors, but I am sending you
a little something on my blog...
pamela

My Paper World said...

As usual an absolute delight to visit your blog and share in the magic!
Hugs!
Nicola xx

ElegantSnobbery said...

Once again, a beautiful blog post! Your pictures and prose never fail to make me smile!!

Robyn said...

I truly loved this 'story'! Thanks for sharing!
Many hugs,
Robyn

P.S. Come and stop by my blog and say hello!

Janny said...

I enjoyed every picture, stunning! Thanks for sharing!

Lu Lu's Fluffy Ruffles said...

So beautiful!
your blog is always a feast for the eyes,
thanks
Sandy

Rebecca Ramsey said...

What an amazing wonderland you create. I'm in awe!
Becky

Miss.Maddie's said...

I came by to say how I enjoyed your goodies in the new Somerset Life when I was completely captivated by your petite theatre.
As always Sandra you never cease to amaze and delight.
Thankyou!
xo Susan

Donna said...

So magical and enchanting! I absolutely love this post!
Hugs,
Donna

Sacred Snatch said...

What a beautiful accomplishment.

Bravo!

Lana said...

Sandra ~ that theatre scene is wonderful!

Sadie Lou said...

That was the most amazing creation I have ever laid eyes on. Thanks goodness you're the proud owner of it because to buy that piece would be priceless...
~Sadie Lou

girl_gone_thread_wild said...

WOW.

Someone pick me up off the floor..

I've fallen and I can't seem to get back up!

~Monica

paige said...

what a treat!!
i love coming to your blog theatre

xo

Lori said...

you have the most amazing imagination Sandra...your theater is too wonderful for words...the costuming is perfection as is the captivating tale...so happy you are saving this treasure for yourself!

Natalea said...

Unbelieveably fantastic as always Sandra! xo natalea

this is my patch said...

All the world's a stage, in and out of their lovely theatre. x

Distressing Delilah said...

How entertaining! Just sort of stumbled here and love it!

RedBessBonney said...

Wonderful!

Robyn said...

Thanks for stopping by and saying hello! I know you are truly very busy and I just love that you stopped by it meant the world to me!

Hugs to you my friend!
Robyn

Come see me (blog) soon!

Di Overton said...

These are divine. You have such patience which is a virtue I believe.

Marie-Louise said...

And now you have make this fynny play again! Beautiful! You are so great!!!!!!!!!!

windycorner said...

Fabulous work. All the attention to detail and patience in making it just right shows. Such love!Sandra, you're the best.
Holley

chelemom said...

This is just incredible!!! I am blown away! I happened to see your new book at Michaels the other day! HAd to purchase it too! : )

m i c h e l l e said...

OH.MY.SOUL! Amazing! Just so brilliant and beautiful and that detail is jaw dropping! I would have paid money to view this post! :-)

Pamela Jane said...

ooh la la! le theatre du Luxembourg minus the marionette strings. such a lovely affair :).

NeereAnDear said...

This is my place to find refuge from all things that clutter the mind and spirit....

I so enjoy diving into your stories .... full of fun and surprise...

Cant wait to hear whats next

HUGS

CIAO FOR NOW!!

JO

RowanDevoe said...

This is amazing! I love it all! I work in museums and did a tiny vingette of little dinosaur dolls in Rococo wigs(that I made of raw wool and styled with watered down glue) and dressed them the same style of clothing. The museum happened to have a multi level Rococo Doll house so that is where they all live-having fun at a great ball! How exciting to finally get this project done!
take care,
merle

Bethany said...

Incredible....all of the wonderful details and imaginative creativity!!!!
LOOOOve it!
:)

Xavier Salomó said...

Hi Sandra, i'm the 141 comment! It's so beautiful, the story, the pictures... nice job!
141 congratulations more!

Sylvia Anderson said...

Love the story, and how it all unfolded! Amazing details, and fabulous costumes!

Peng Peng said...

oh my gosh.. how much do i adore Petit Theatre?! that tiny clown is too much. wonderful work!

Shopgirl said...

OH MY GOODNESS, sweet, creative and so many other things could and have been said....Mary

The Rose Room said...

It is delightful! Rachael

Kristin Hubick said...

What a beautiful and MAGICAL piece!!! I'm so happy you were able to finish it! Thanks for sharing :).
xoxo,
Kristin

Sunflower said...

I just am always so amazed by your creativity, Sandra!! Your creations look as though you have all the time in the world and create things in an endless amount of freedom. So much detail, thought and sensitivity!! Just Beautiful!!!

Carol said...

Oh Sandra I'm just catching up with your blog and I must say that your theatre is more than enchanting and so are the dolls, I love love love it!
Best wishes from Germany
sends Carola

Waterrose said...

thank you for the petite theater. once again you entertain and inspire!

funkymonkey said...

Congratulations on your blogging anniversary.

Anonymous said...

the petit theatre is enchanting! i adore each whimsical detail. thank you for the lovely photographs. julie

maminkagirl said...

I am just enchanted with this little theater. Thanks so much for your kind comment on my "Unlikely Alliance". I feel honored that you've popped in on my blog. I am a big fan! Loribeth

raining sheep said...

This is absolutely fabulous...fabulous. Words, images, everything. I am in love.

Melissa said...

What a glorious blog-I am saving you to my favorites. Fun story, too! Thanks for stopping in to say hello.
Melissa

Fiona said...

Oh my, the dog in the witch cape - too sweet for words!

SweetAnnee said...

oh my dear Sandra ..you are a DELIGHT
Stop by Nestle blog
I have an award for you
fondly,