Ever since I moved the gallery wall to the bottom of the stairs, my poor Glitter Stag has been out of a home.

But, actually the problem was much more severe than homelessness…Glitter Stag actually almost lost his head. And since that’s all he’s got- well you see how serious the situation had become. Homeless and nearly headless, I sent him over to Amy’s house for some paper mache cervicoplasty. Dr. Amy built him a neck to keep his head in place, because that’s just how awesome she is.

Glitter Stag recovered a nicely at Amy’s house, but eventually he got kicked out for leaving glitter everywhere and was sent back to me. Poor guy just can’t get a break. I finally got around to finishing the cosmetics and gave him a new place in the house.

First I covered up the wood plaque to protect it from paint.

Then I sprayed the new neck with white spray paint, trying not to cover the already white/glitter parts. I couldn’t find the glitter I used on him originally, so I just left the neck white for now. Then I put some Strong Stick glue on the back of the neck and taped it in place to dry. Now he’s good as new and adding some glam to the kitchen.

I love how you can see him from the front door!

That’s right Glitter Stag, you watch over that Keurig machine.

4 Responses

  1. Sandy

    Rachael, he’s quite regal! Love him! Amy & you make a great team!
    Wish I had an Amy living close by to me…I’d put her to work making me a cute
    stag too!
    Have a wonderful week!
    Sandy

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  2. mary fran

    Love him…..having a neck always helps!! ;-).
    Just thinking…if your husband is anything like mine…..I’m hoping he doesn’t bang the door open and snag an antler! MEN!

    And can I borrow Amy sometime…do you rent her out or anything…hehehe.

    I love your blog and look forward to it everyday!

    Mary Fran

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  3. Camille

    Oh Mary Fran, you took the words right out of my mouth about the door! Rachael, I’m coveting your glitter stag!!! He’s gorgeous! I’m so glad he has a new home AND a new neck! ha Lovin’ the blog, girl!

    Camille

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  4. Amy Evans

    Awe, thanks Sandy and Mary Fran! You’re comments make me blush 🙂 When I fixed the stag head, Rachael just said I was a kindergarten-craft-idiot-savant, but now I feel all helpful and important! 😀

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