On my last studio day I went on a finishing spree. I finished three projects that had been hanging around on my design wall all winter. It feels great to finally get them finished.
The first one is one that I created from a photo of my Rhodesian Ridgeback, Bree.
I love this image not only for Bree's sweet look, but for the lines of the paving stones and the way that they lined up with Bree's head.
Next up are the whole cloth painted pieces that are also thread sketched that I began in the workshop with Susan Brubaker Knapp.
I finished the pieces with facing and then mounted them in frames.
All of these pieces will soon be up and available on my etsy shop.
Now comes the tough question . . . What will I start next?!
The goings on in the studio of Kim Marguerite LaPolla of Crazy By Design and at the Greenville Arms 1889 Inn in beautiful upstate New York. Kim is also the Director of the Hudson River Valley Art Workshops, which presents workshops by professional artist instructors in fiber arts and painting workshops.
Monday, April 08, 2013
Monday, April 01, 2013
Etsy Shop is Back
Finally after a long hibernation, my etsy shop is back in business. The motivator was when I received an email from someone interested to know where they could buy one of my CrazyTies. So I told him I'd have them available on my etsy shop by the end of April. Nothing like a deadline to get you moving!
Besides the ties, I'm planning to sell my smaller art quilts and hand-knit items.
Meanwhile back in the studio I'm working on completing some of my other projects, such as this one. I'm doing the thread-sketching and quilting. I've just done minimal about of stitching on the dogs face and body because I want that to stand out from the background. The background is being heavily quilted to make it lay flat, flat, flat.
I may add some hand stitching on the "grass" areas.
Besides the ties, I'm planning to sell my smaller art quilts and hand-knit items.
Meanwhile back in the studio I'm working on completing some of my other projects, such as this one. I'm doing the thread-sketching and quilting. I've just done minimal about of stitching on the dogs face and body because I want that to stand out from the background. The background is being heavily quilted to make it lay flat, flat, flat.
I may add some hand stitching on the "grass" areas.
Labels:
art quilting,
dog art,
Etsy,
Rhodesian Ridgeback
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