I think they are very interesting. Not sure if they would hold my interest for long term though, yet I also know I could possibly get hooked on them and have to have more. :) Snow coming down here now and saying we'll get a few inches of it, so we'll see.
Oh, I want one of each!!!! But $95 is steep. Maybe one this season and find a local potter who can replicate a smaller version in clay? You always find the greatest stuff!!!!! Zoey, send the snow my way ...
I've never seen anything like them but I think they're wonderful! So much more character to them than ordinary vases. They are expensive but if you start buying one every year, in just a few years you'll have a nice assortment:) Unless you win the lottery in the meantime! lol xoxo
I've always liked these. Guess I should have bought them years ago when I saw them for $29. I like them with the sedums. I've seen them with grasses--which looks really neat
Hello Zoey, I'm playing catchup on your posts. First off, the head vases; I'm kind of on both sides of the fence with them, I like them, and yet I'm wondering if they would startle me at night when I'm out and about. I have one friend who for certain would be terrified if she came face to face with one in the middle of the night. I wonder how hard they would be to make? Sort of like those concrete cast leaves; I wonder if the process to create these heads would be about the same? (Not that you have nothing else to do, lol!)
I love your Valentine preparations, as always so much planning and wonderful decorating ideas going on at your house.
I just saw the first set on Pinterest and of course pinned the photo. I am sure greenhouses will catch on and make some for a fraction of the cost-even Wally World!
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I think they are very interesting. Not sure if they would hold my interest for long term though, yet I also know I could possibly get hooked on them and have to have more. :) Snow coming down here now and saying we'll get a few inches of it, so we'll see.
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I think they are amazing too Zoey. I would love to have a couple in my woodland garden. Have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteOh, I want one of each!!!! But $95 is steep. Maybe one this season and find a local potter who can replicate a smaller version in clay?
ReplyDeleteYou always find the greatest stuff!!!!!
Zoey, send the snow my way ...
I've never seen anything like them but I think they're wonderful! So much more character to them than ordinary vases. They are expensive but if you start buying one every year, in just a few years you'll have a nice assortment:) Unless you win the lottery in the meantime! lol xoxo
ReplyDeleteI've always liked these. Guess I should have bought them years ago when I saw them for $29.
ReplyDeleteI like them with the sedums. I've seen them with grasses--which looks really neat
Maybe you should switch to the head vases that belong indoors. Although they are pretty collectible anymore.
ReplyDeleteI don't think they would fit in with my small garden, Zoey. But they would look great on your deck.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.
Hello Zoey, I'm playing catchup on your posts. First off, the head vases; I'm kind of on both sides of the fence with them, I like them, and yet I'm wondering if they would startle me at night when I'm out and about. I have one friend who for certain would be terrified if she came face to face with one in the middle of the night. I wonder how hard they would be to make? Sort of like those concrete cast leaves; I wonder if the process to create these heads would be about the same? (Not that you have nothing else to do, lol!)
ReplyDeleteI love your Valentine preparations, as always so much planning and wonderful decorating ideas going on at your house.
I love them too...a little high dollar for me at the moment though.
ReplyDeleteI just saw the first set on Pinterest and of course pinned the photo. I am sure greenhouses will catch on and make some for a fraction of the cost-even Wally World!
ReplyDeleteI'm with you - I'd love to have several of these heads! The 'mohawk' is my fav. Thanks for sharing.
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