I completed week 2, but I am not inspired so I’ve opted to no longer continue the challenges. I’ll keep checking them out daily, but unless something speaks to me, you won’t hear any more about it here!
On the 21st, something more interesting is coming. I’ll explain that when it gets here!
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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.
With fabric and thread and a few other supplies, I created a small domestic scene that, for me, represents my MIL.
A quick note to share Pintangle’s TAST project, and how I’ll be using it on my Hexie Dreams quilt.
I finished an old cross stitch of a cat face as part of my Move It On or Move It Out series (MIOMIO) for 2025.
A short summary of 2024 and a now said-out-loud goal for 2025.
Just a summary of random things that’s been keeping me from posting.
Saima Kaur led a TextileArtist.org’s Stitch Club designed to make us smile by stitching brightly bold and whimsical figures, and I was inspired by ancient South African rock art.
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