I've already started buy hanging more stuff on the walls. The walls in my bathroom were totally naked, so I hung this glorious owl portrait above my bathtub. It was a $3 thrift score.

Aren't they adorable? I love animals with mean/grumpy looking faces.

I seriously love the scowl on that baby owl. OWL SCOWL!

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That's also why I love Persian cats.
Anyway, I found this on a Style School classmate's blog:

Isn't it lovely?! There's even a tutorial. I showed it to the Chainsaw, and he's on board. Now I need to find the perfect wall.
I'm going to go get to work on some new wallets. Hope you're having a lovely Friday!
3 comments:
I'm not kidding--we had that exact owl picture in our house for 20 years or so.
it probably *is* your old picture.
cool! i'd highly recommend a mural :) I thought it would be too bright, but it's on the north side of the house which really needed colour.
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