Above moves from L.I. NY to Ohio and thinks she needs cowboy boots, LOL Now I might buy too many dishes, but I have never bought cowboy boots! We all have our vices! :)
Olive, I want to do a copy cat of your photo shoot. FABULOUS Photographs! I love the boots, how cute and the hat boxes, adorable. Love your boots and boxes shoot. I have boots and boxes but I couldn't get my pics to look so great. I love this post.
I don't remember when I found your blog and haven't been visiting any blogs for quite some time. Friday evening I discovered your touching series and cannot tell you how your stories are touching me. I can relate to portions but not all. Your writing is such that I can picture every single scene. I hope you are printing these out because they are a treasure well worth passing down to the generations to come. That said, I cannot wait for the next installment.
I loooove those cowgirl boots!! Your texture on the picture really adds to the vintage feel of the picture. Thanks for stopping by, I had to laugh at your comment about having enough flower pictures to start another blog! I was thinking the same thing when I was working on the post. I always love hearing what is growing in your southern garden. Laura
Hi Olive. Oh, I do love those hatboxes and the cowboy boots. They look great displayed like that, and I love the photo effect that you have put on them. Very vintage looking!
Oh, those boots are great! And I love the technique you've used for your photos...very nice! I'm having a giveaway...hope you can stop by soon!
ReplyDeleteReally like the antique look that you have given to the photos.
ReplyDeleteFun boots! Just a tad too small though:@)
ReplyDeleteCute display.
ReplyDeleteLook what you've done! Now I have, "These boots are made for walking" playing in my head. :)
ReplyDelete-Karen
Love the way you did these pictures, Olive! I've been thinking I need to get myself a pair of cowboy boots.
ReplyDeleteAbove moves from L.I. NY to Ohio and thinks she needs cowboy boots, LOL
ReplyDeleteNow I might buy too many dishes, but I have never bought cowboy boots! We all have our vices! :)
Too too cute Olive!... reminds me of the Alan Jackson song "She's Gone Country"!... love them!... xoxo Julie Marie
ReplyDeleteOlive, I want to do a copy cat of your photo shoot. FABULOUS Photographs! I love the boots, how cute and the hat boxes, adorable. Love your boots and boxes shoot. I have boots and boxes but I couldn't get my pics to look so great. I love this post.
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The French Hutch
Love the addition of the quilt in the third photo. These are very cool. Deb
ReplyDeleteHi Olive,
ReplyDeleteI don't remember when I found your blog and haven't been visiting any blogs for quite some time. Friday evening I discovered your touching series and cannot tell you how your stories are touching me. I can relate to portions but not all. Your writing is such that I can picture every single scene. I hope you are printing these out because they are a treasure well worth passing down to the generations to come. That said, I cannot wait for the next installment.
Take care sweet woman.
Love the texturing. I used PicMonkey recently, and posted some of my experimenting. Looking forward to your next installment. xo
ReplyDeleteI loooove those cowgirl boots!! Your texture on the picture really adds to the vintage feel of the picture. Thanks for stopping by, I had to laugh at your comment about having enough flower pictures to start another blog! I was thinking the same thing when I was working on the post. I always love hearing what is growing in your southern garden. Laura
ReplyDeleteHi Olive. Oh, I do love those hatboxes and the cowboy boots. They look great displayed like that, and I love the photo effect that you have put on them. Very vintage looking!
ReplyDeleteOh Olive, what a cute display! I love those hat boxes!!
ReplyDeleteCute pictures. I have some leopard print hatboxes in my master bathroom. Love how you aged your pics too.
ReplyDeleteLove these photos!!!!
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