Howdy folks! My sister-in-law finally found a home on her wall for the applique wedding gift I made for her. She hung it above a piece of furniture she inherited from her grandmother, which she painted a cool color – check it out!
Here’s a close up. I am wondering how to avoid the look of the seam allowance in the method of hand appliqué I chose. Whatever, though, it’s handmade 🙂
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I resurrected a failed print transfer project and converted it into a stitched mixed media project. Win!
Jo Morphett led a TextileArtist.org’s Stitch Club textured layers of color and stitch, and I was inspired to an abstract peony.
I used an old comforter to reupholster my office chair. It’s pretty easy, and totally adds to the vibe of the space.
I continued my ink and watercolor nature journal in volume 2!
I tried my hand at linocutting and made R stamps.
I picked up nature journaling through ink and watercolor and identifying things in my yard. John Muir Laws gets some hearty gratitude, among others. There’s a new gallery for anyone who’d like to see more.
I made a special cat doll for my niece using a pattern from Tilda’s World.
I played around with my watercolor style on some postcards I sent people.
I recycled an old calendar into pretty homemade mailing envelopes.
Inspired by Michael Halbert, I tried my own hand at scratchboard art and created a small “R” design with an Ampersand kit.
I retold a trip to Michigan as a fairy tale – but aborted the imagery after a huge mistake.
I went on my first (and last) cruise from Boston to Quebec City and recorded the “adventures” in a watercolor travel journal.
I continued my watercolor travel journal with a trip to Brooklyn.
I made a mixed media art piece that captured my thoughts about a trip to Shawnee National Forest – as well as an ink and watercolor travel journal that documented my time there.
I began an ink and watercolor travel journal to see if I would like it.
A quick blurb about the added 2025 gallery.
The 1990s called and wants their Saturday back – a short philosophy from this anthropologist.
Just a post to explain my thoughts on what I keep referencing as MIOMIO 2025, or “Move It On or Move It Out”.
I’ve decided to move on from Willowynn’s butterfly pattern – another successful MIOMIO act!
I completed a lingering wristlet key fob from SewCanShe’s pattern as part of my MIOMIO 2025.
I decided to “Move It Out” but show you the Picnic Bug from Ann Wood Handmade first.
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