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Frida Kahlo's Birthday


July 6th was Frida's birthday. I finished this Frida house this weekend to honor her. Frida was such an interesting person. I have always enjoyed learning about her and studying her art. Happy Belated Birthday Frida! Short entry today, gotta go for my morning walk! Happy Hump Day All!

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Liz Fulcher, The Fragrant Muse said…
Ignorant me had to google Frida Kahlo to see who she was. Now I can appreciate your colorful Frida house! I'd love a post about why you chose what you did for the house and how you made it. Love your creativity!
7:13 AM
deb did it said…
cutest dang little Casa Frida I ever did see! LOVE IT...and especially the wings!
7:54 AM
Susan said…
This is very cool. I was never into Frida, but I can certainly see why one would enjoy learning and studying her art. Happy Hump Day back at 'cha.
Susan
10:18 AM
Joseph Pulikotil said…
H:)

Greetings:)

Lovely original colorful creation. Creativity at its best.

Have a nice day:)
Joseph
8:21 AM
Priti Lisa said…
I love that you mentioned Frida's B-day, I made 2 tributes to her this week and am working on another. Frida IS MY MUSE! Thankyou for sharing and check mine if you have the time:) I walk in the mornings too, and am still on the look-out for a solo sole;) there were 2, a brown flip-flop and a wee pink croc the week before your request, but now they are gone...how and why are a mystery...Lisa
7:25 PM
Philippine Real Estate said…
For sure, Frida will be so much thankful receiving this beautiful artwork. Belated Happy Birthday to her!!!
7:05 AM
Janelle Willis Hurt said…
Oh my sister has done so many wonderful things involving Frida..
Check out http://kathyjankiewiczfolkart.blogspot.com

Janelle
7:04 PM
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