Dotty circles are still fun to paint
May 25th, 2008
Amanda saw the mug I painted for Schnozz a while back. She liked it and asked if I was still taking custom orders. So I said, of course! I’m always looking for fun ideas for what to paint. Amanda, your mug is in my Etsy shop whenever you’re ready!
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It’s perfect, Bethany! I love the shape, colors, pattern- everything! You’re the best! :-) Can’t wait to drink my coffee from this happy, little mug.
SO cute. Love your dotty circles.
I love this! Then again I love everything you make. Did you know that you were my inspiration to the mug I made? Yiu could probably tell by the bright colors and polka dots. I didn’t mean to copy you but I just love what you do!
However I did not expect it to cost me almost $25 just to make one, yikes! It is a treat for sure!
You need to do more mugs!! Lots and lots and lots of mugs! In all the colors of the rainbow! :)
Pretty!
After your move, we should have a pottery painting play date thing.
I envy anyone who is slightly artistic. I am so tactile-challenged that I have difficulty drawing stick figures.
OMG I just stumbled upon your site from SAJ, and this mug is adorable! I also love the pictures below, so cute! What a great blog!
Hi Bethany, it’s sarahgrace, from the 7 days group- I’ve finally made it over here to your blog and really enjoyed reading through oh, the last 17 posts I think. I love how you’ve captured a lot of happy, and diverse moments of your life. I’ll definitely be back! :)
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Very crafty and a great way to dress up some old stuff!
Love how you turned something so ordinary into something not so ordinary.