Heart-y Wall and Window Stickers

Happy Valentine's Day!
Obviously, I made some heart stickers
and put them on the bathroom door.

If you remember my JOY stickers
you can dimly see the silliness
in which I indulge.
I tossed the J, but moved the Y
to leave "YO" on the wall.

These peel off quite easily.
With the "bought" butterflies,
I stuck them on something
else, first, to make them more
low tack.
They should come off,
but I wanted to be sure.

I'm really enjoying these
translucent hearts.
I haven't captured the
translucence very well.

There was a clear contact paper
at dollar tree.  I used my Bic Mark It
markers, which are translucent, on the
clear contact paper. 

The way it comes out shows up
a little in this example.
I added glitter glue. :)

Fun With a Friend

This is my friend, Teresa.

We've known each other
for over 50 years.

About four years ago we
connected in a deeper way
than ever before.

For the last 3 Septembers
we have been able to get
together, share our hearts
and be as silly as we wish
for a few short hours.

I treasure these times.

Whew!

Listed (or re-listed) nine sets of hearts

on eBay, this afternoon.

This morning I packaged and
posted (see that alliteration?)
three of the five listings I had
up last week.

One more week for listing hearts
that I hope will sell for Valentine's
Day.

Then, what will I do?

You never know what will sell.

Sometimes, something I really
liked is passed by.

Sometimes, something I didn't
think was so great gets a
second bid. 

We'll see! 

I Have Done Something...

A little embroidering...

... a little patchwork...

...and a little experimenting...

...with fabrics...

...to make my little hearts to sell.

See what happens when I actually
sell something? 
I try some more! :)
These are for eBay.
Now, to get some more
stuff ready to offer in my
Etsy store!

Playing With Hearts!

Is there anything more despicable than playing with hearts, not caring whose gets broken?

This is the way I love to play:

One side...

and the other.

Made to sell.

Another result of playing with my needle.

Now what would you do with any or all of these?