Here are a few holiday things around my house.
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Monday, November 23, 2009
manic monday
...no art this week.
Lots of cleaning and baking.
Family coming for Thanksgiving!
Have an artful week for me.
Friday, November 20, 2009
weekend update
...quilt update...
I worked on this sucker for five hours yesterday.
It neatly covers the top of my table...
...all 1000 sets

That is 1000 sets of four squares.
So there is 4000 squares of fabric on my table, ready to be put together. And I am ready to start sewing them up. I didn't get to all the bins of fabric yet but I have to stop and get going on this. I noticed a few duplicates but after a while I couldn't remember them all.
That's it.
Have an artful weekend!
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
good news
Doing the happy dance today...while I can....before I get another painful shot in my still bruised foot from two weeks ago...ugh! BUT...Art Quilting Studio magazine has published a couple pieces of my cloth art.
As I was having my coffee this morning I was reading thru the rest of the magazine and I found this on page 130. Here is another piece in the Patchworks section. Total surprise.
I love her work.
I entered the "What's in your fridge?" challenge.
If it's summer there is always a watermelon in my fridge.
I knew in advance that this was going to be in there...
...but....
As I was having my coffee this morning I was reading thru the rest of the magazine and I found this on page 130. Here is another piece in the Patchworks section. Total surprise.The bee and the buckle inchies were from a swap and I forgot to give credit to my inchie swap friends...oops...sorry. It was an oversight...but don't they look great on there.
Busy day today...
...dreaded shot at 3:45...
...have all day to (dread) look forward to it.
Hope you are having a dread free-shot free day!
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
random this and that
Playing with stamps...
Stampotique has some new stamps and I love that they are heads. They are cousins to the other stamps I have designed by Daniel Torrente. I gussied up this girl with a crown and funny glasses.Monday, November 16, 2009
new junque
Happy Monday. This week has barely started and I will be glad when it's over. Doctor appointment today, dental tomorrow and another doctor on Wednesday, and then my car also goes back for another recall.
Last week whilst rummaging through my many stacks of fabric, I managed to add this little item to my junque journal collection. I taught my class last Thursday and wanted to add something new. It is made of those pesky postcard thingy's that always fall out of the magazines. The front and back covers are made from cardboard.
I stamped this image onto a piece of soft interfacing then sewed it onto the page. I really like the look and feel of it.
Last week whilst rummaging through my many stacks of fabric, I managed to add this little item to my junque journal collection. I taught my class last Thursday and wanted to add something new. It is made of those pesky postcard thingy's that always fall out of the magazines. The front and back covers are made from cardboard.I glued 4 or 5 of the cards together to give the page some strength.
I stamped this image onto a piece of soft interfacing then sewed it onto the page. I really like the look and feel of it....it's made by the Crop-o-dile people...
It gives you the choice of a quarted inch or half inch corner.
It gives you the choice of a quarted inch or half inch corner.
And like the crop...it's so easy to use.
I guess that's my plug for the day.
Have a great day!
Friday, November 13, 2009
final fabric frenzy
She who dies with the most fabric wins!
I have a "shewhodi" card at Oklahoma Quiltworks. When you buy fabric, they stamp your card and you get free stuff when your card is filled. Actually most quilt shops have these cards and I need a filing system in my wallet to keep them all in order.
Click on the photo to enlarge and see details.
...until this pattern reached out and grabbed me.
The green is more lime green but for some reason (lighting) it appears to look muddy.
That's it.
No more new fabric ...
...until next year.
Can I do it?
Sure gonna try!
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