Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 23, 2007


Margaret painted this picture of Charlotte and Wilbur from a photo I had on my blog of the two of them sitting on the deck. Cool huh?

Saturday, March 31, 2007




My picture of my granddaughter, Sierra

Margaret's painted picture of my niece, Kylie

Saturday, December 17, 2005

Quilty things I've been working on

I didn't realize that I hadn't blogged since the end of November...doesn't seem like it's been that long but then again it doesn't seem like it's going to be Christmas next weekend either. The last few weeks (and probably on the road to Maryland next weekend) have been spent working on finishing up projects for Christmas. The Purple Princess (my Janome 6500) has been busy finishing projects that were previously pieced but hadn't been quilted yet. She has done a great job and since Gloria dragged me out to Jeff's Sewing and Vac yesterday, she no longer snags because I bought the straight stitch plate for her. Smart cloth patterns have been finished up for lap quilts and I've taken a picture of the back of one to show the quilting (this was before the stitch plate was changed. The feathered cardinal wall-hanging was machine pieced but hand quilted for the practice. Gingerbread placemats were finished up (since I ran out of time last Christmas). The pattern for them came from
  • Marcia Hohn's
  • . This one is of the thread painting practice picture when I took the PPQ class from
  • Margaret Hunt

  • on our weekend trip with the girls last month. The last one is a hand painted picture that I did at play day over at Margaret's that I hope to one day get thread painted...maybe not as heavily painted as the previous one though...

    Wednesday, August 24, 2005


    I used Lumiere paints on this as well as a small piece of copper mesh to decorate it...not sure exactly how I will finish it...I may even add onto it and make it bigger...we'll see. Thought about possibly adding more beads in the top of the glass...it just seems to need something...could just be my need for more beads...lol