Sunday, October 25, 2026

If it's Sunday, it's Rocking Horses

 

I count lots of hearts and 11 rocking horses in the photo below.  Bleubeard and I are also joining Nicole for Sunday in the Art Room or SITAR, and Gillena for the very last Sunday Smiles.  

You may also notice this has become a haven for several of my completed altered books (AB).
 
We'll start here on the plant stand.  This is what it looked like before I removed the Halloween AB.  When I tried to put it back, I couldn't get the candle warmer to fit on the tray.
 


All I could do was take photos of what might have been and once was.  I love having this warmer in this room because it has hearts on it.
 
I have three of these glass rocking horses that hold candles, but they are all different sizes.
 
I love this terra cotta rocking horse, but it doesn't show up well in this photo.
 
This is a much better look at this rocker that holds a secret.
 
It's hard to see, but to the right of my watermark is a plug.  Remove the plug and fill the horse with essential oil.  The scent will waft into the room, especially if it is near a warm window above a heat vent.
 
This is one of my tiniest rocking horses.
 
I don't remember where I got it.
 
I've got several rocking horses that look like the wooden one on the right, but they are all different colors.
 
I also have several ceramic horses, but again, 
 
they are either different sizes or different colors. 
 
 I received this beauty from Mia last Christmas.
 
 I originally had it on my dresser, but I kept knocking it over, so I had to find a different place for it.
 
This metal rolling horse
 
comes complete with its own dinosaur.
 
This wooden rocking horse
 
sits in front of a candle and holder that has bent due to the heat of the sun.
 
My final rocking horse is small, metal, and quite uniquely shaped.

 One more look now you have seen them all on this side of the room. 
 
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