This week, I'm rounding-up inspiration to
dress up blank walls in any living space.
Today, it's all about items with a practical
purpose but assigned with a more
noble calling, of becoming art.

A dear friend sent me this card from her trip
to South Korea. It's a fan and I think it's pretty.

I positioned it in a frame and TADA!,
it's artwork!

Here's another fan made of paper that I bought
in Chinatown. It was only $1.00.

I like how it folds compactly to the size of
a pen. I also like the art on it
inspired by nature.

It deserved to be framed too!

Can you tell, I'm a big fan of fans?
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