Garden Lady totem

doodys

13 years ago

Here is my Garden Lady I put together using a cookie jar,plate,blue vase plus lamp base for feet.......{{gwi:130031}}

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marylee_2010
13 years ago
doodys, She is so cute. I am glad you identified the parts. Thank you for sharing. - Marylee
puggranny
13 years ago
I love her!!!! She is so adorable!!!
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mary2010
13 years ago
Love her!!! So colorful. TFS
concretenprimroses
13 years ago
Very cute! Looks like you have some other interesting pieces to put to use too.
Kathy
azcactusflower
13 years ago
She is perfect for a garden lady, with all those flowers on her dress and hat!!! I like the pieces you used, they all compliment each other. Oh my goodness, another idea to percolate in my head!!! Thanks for sharing!
sorie6 zone 6b
13 years ago
Oh my she is so cute. I've never seen a cookie jar like her. Great job.
Marlene Kindred
13 years ago
Well, duh...I just asked about this totem in your post of your Valentine's totem! Really like her...very cheerful colors, etc.

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