I shared this particular photo on Instagram and Facebook last week. I spoke about how many times, I have heard people say to me “I haven’t painted in years” or “I used to paint before having children”
As a mum of three, I understand the struggles and the sacrifices one has to make for those precious little souls. They are after all, gifts from above. They are our number one priority and most beautiful work of art. But I also know that sometimes you need to find a little ‘you’ time. Time to do the things that bring you peace and calm. Because those little things you love doing are part of what makes you this amazing, incredible person you are today.
Don’t abandon your passion, instead bring your children towards them. Show them, inspire them and one day, they’ll carry on your legacy.
Thank you so much for visiting today.
I will see you very soon..xo
much love,
These cute little pouches are from a local company called 215 .
They are made of Tyvek®, which is a sustainable material that looks and feels like paper. It is extremely durable, recyclable and non toxic.
I had so much fun transforming these ‘toogood’ pouches into a colorful canvas.
I even added a little tassel…:)
I also wanted to let you know that I added a couple of prints to the shop including this Acrylic Rose garden pillow.
with FREE shipping for you to enjoy.
you are just so talented- i love this!
How gorgeous! I wish I had this kind of talent!
Lucy, you are so talented! I never tire of seeing what you come up with next. The pouch turned out lovely and those pillows are gorgeous!!!
You make the most wonderful things ever 🙂
these are just lovely! The softness of the colors and flowers makes it so soothing. I am working on getting a softer edge to my flowers but it is taking a lot of readjusting of my style of painting. My brain keeps wanting to revert back to the tried and true method instead of accepting the change. Forcing myself to learn a new way keeps my brain young. 🙂
I left a comment yesterday and it is gone…I messed up I guess. 🙂 I had said how I loved the softness of your colors and flowers. Mine are still a bit hard around the edges but I am learning to soften them. I also am trying to learn watercolors. It is hard to learn new techniques then the brain wants to revert to the old.