Nosing Around on Jafa Tuesday
Err, well we are trying to make noses for the nose pole and experimented with the impregnated plaster bandages. I did not LIKE having it on my NOSE, so forget doing twenty of those . We also worked on a BIG nose too. Nancy made a clay mold and then we covered it. I will show you what we will do with it another day.Picking Noses
Kim at Laketrees has a list of the top Artists Blogs, thanks Kim for putting the list together.I got a lovely award from Chris Bolmeier(hum, seems she is into nose issues too wink! wink!), which was a nice surprise since I didn't know she read my blog :) Thank You Chris.
Comments
I love the big nose! It's a really nice shaped nose :) Can't wait to see what you do with it!
Congratulations on the award too!
your nose cast brings back memories of art school when I was plastered from the waist up...with my whole face done as well...I had to breathe through straws!!
talk about claustrophobic !!!
your poor doggie...I hope he's breathing ok after his run in with the blade of grass :0
well today was working on a grant and shopping for supplies, so no nose work undaunted.
thanks Kim, ugh Kim I just know I would have had a panic attack if I did what you did, YIKES! Doggie doing fine after a few mins.
Chris, I don't blame you for wanting to sock it to your friend. I went through a couple of years of being told I had a primeval nose. So I empathize.
i love your work :P
eek, I'm so glad you got the blade of grass out of the dog's nose, ugh poor little fellow, that must have been so uncomfortable for him!
Sorry to hear about the dog, but I am glad I didn't have to retrieve the snot soaked blade of grass :)
Congrats on your award!
lone beader, glad you stuck your nose in hee!hee!
lyn, I used the clear nose strips for a while and they really helped. I don't need them now. I guess being overweight really did play into my snoring issue.
cynthia, I bet we would all have fun :)