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Finished Project Friday: Stars

***Remember to check out my earlier entry for Kate's b-day post!***


I got this finished Wed. & had to post it to show it off. I don't know if they'll work out okay with the decor that my amiga has helped me pick out. I'd decided to paint these stars at the time I purchased them, however I hadn't done it in the two years we've had them. So for a while I had to look at this ugly (at least in my house I thought it was ugly) copper color the stars were.

On Wednesday I finally did something about it. I have two sizes and this is what I did with them. Let me know what you think!


Comments

Joseph Weed said…
I love the color and the patterns, it looks great!
Graham said…
wow. That is cool. I like copper, but I like the design you did better. I'll have to see it close up sometime.
Head Over Hills said…
They look great!! You are so talented!
Aubrey A said…
Ohmigosh! LOVE IT! Absolutely perfect! I cannot wait to see the whole shebang! :)
Anonymous said…
Oh my heavens....I love it! That is amazing!
The Stanley's said…
That is unique and very pretty. I really like it.
Lynette said…
That is beautiful! And you are brave...I am very leery about doing projects that HAVE to look good at the end. :)

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