How splendiferous would the poem from the last post look on an antique gilt mirror?
images Splendid Willow via Lotta AgatonI feel another DIY project coming on...
If you had a mirror like this, what would it say?
How splendiferous would the poem from the last post look on an antique gilt mirror?images Splendid Willow via Lotta Agaton
I cant get over those moldings!!!
ReplyDeleteWell, Hello...Sexy! You don't look a day over 35...
ReplyDeleteThat's what my mirror would say...hopefully!
When house hunting, we looked at the place of an aging music business veteran...who had a mirror in his foyer right at the bottom of the stairs...it said "Damn, I look good..." A little self affirmation as you come down for breakfast every morning...hilarious.
ReplyDeleteI really like the one with the script on it. That is a really fresh idea to me...are you going to go for it? Nice.
ReplyDeleteomg these mirrors are absolutely adorable! im gonna figure out a diy for this!!
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it would probably say something like,
ReplyDelete"jenny, if you write on this fucking 5,000 dollar mirror i will poke your ass with my bone throbber later tonight...love mike-your husband".
Those mirrors are nice! CHEERS! Michele
ReplyDeleteI have a mirror in my front entry with the word SMILE. So its the last thing I see when I leave my house and,if I smile as directed I can make sure my lipstick is not on my teeth :) Now thats something to smile about. And when I return home I can again I smile because I'm home.
ReplyDeleteLove them...all
cheers
Susan
these totally remind me of the zettel'z pendant (in a good way):
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Loveeeeee this mirror idea- Do you have any idea- what type paint might work on a mirror- or is it a decal-
ReplyDeleteI love the script- one
I just may do this -- Thxs for posting
Kelly
http://kellyannstudio.blogspot.com/
I'm crazy for this idea. In these two instances it's not corny @ all.
ReplyDeleteI would write a poem my husband gave to me this past V-Day;
Love For Love
Ithers seek they ken na what,
Features, carriage, and a' that;
Gie me love in her I court,
Love to love maks a' the sport.
Let love sparkle in her e'e;
Let her lo'e nae man but me;
That's the tocher-gude I prize,
There the luver's treasure lies.
By Robert Burns
A glorious weekend to you!
What a fantastic idea!
ReplyDeleteAdded to my to do list: practice handwriting & find a great quote!
Dumwit: Now that's what I'm talking about!
ReplyDeleteJill: When I sign on my computer says, "Hello, Gorgeous" and thus a blog was born.
ReplyDeleteI do have an amazing mirror like such hanging in our daughter's bedroom...it's says so much! Like your website...just found.
ReplyDeletehi - thanks for the comment! I don't take the seagrass wall to wall because then it becomes permanent. this way - it's still an area rug, and if it gets damaged it's easily replaced. plus i like it as an area rug. i'm thinking i wish my own was bigger. i might increase it's size!
ReplyDeleteOh! I really, really love this idea...a French poem would be the best, need to find a mirror and a wall to do this on1
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