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Painted wine glasses


I have discovered painting on glass. So.....naturally, the glass that I am most familiar with is the wine glass. LOL.  First I painted some Martini glasses with a zebra motif.  You can see them on etsy here.  Then I decided to do a leopard print, a sexy lady with a red dress and then the funky one above.  The funky one is my favorite and is more true to my style.  I started another funky wine glass and that should be done tomorrow.  Hope to post that one tomorrow.

Meanwhile, I have had a lazy day.  It has been a bit cold and rainy the past few days.  I did a little laundry, a little housekeeping and a very long nap today.  My sis came over this evening and we watched our favorite shows; Project Runway and Cougar Town.  Hubby tevos these for us every week and she comes over for "date night" and we watch them.  I don't watch much television but I like both of these shows and we always enjoy watching them together.

Son is doing fine in Afganistan.  He was deployed to Bagram Airbase on Easter Weekend.  We got to spend a good weekend with him and his wife.  Fortunately, he has been able to call us frequently and keep us posted.  He sounds up beat and in good spirits.  He is doing volunteer work when not working his assignment and he is working on clepping some collage courses.  It is a 6 month assignment and I think it will get here quickly just like Christmas comes so quickly every year.  Hope you are well and having a lovely weekend.  Cheers!

Comments

I LOVE the wine glass! It is my favorite kind of glass, too ;)

Your art is right up my alley... I love the bright colors, the funky patterns, and the whimsy.

I'm glad your son is doing well! I'll send a prayer his way :)

Renee
Debbie said…
Glad to hear your son is doing well.
I love those wine glasses! My only problem with handpainted glasses is the handwashing. I am just such a lazy woman:)
Diva Kreszl said…
I can so imagine sipping wine from this beautiful glass!!! sure to bring a smile to anyone's face :)
Susan said…
I'm loving your glass art.
FAQ said…
thanks you all! Love you!
Sacred Yoli said…
Wow! Your page looks AWESOME! I so need a facelift!
Love the wine glasses too. You are a much needed inspiration!

Prayers and positive thoughts go out to your son. :-)

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