Need I say anything? The colors are magnificent! I am trying to get a lot of photos together so that I can make an iphoto book. I don't own a Mac but my son does and he is kindly letting me use to make the book.
Hi Angela your photography is amazing ! i have enjoyed viewing some of your recent work it is all just lovely. Would you mind sharing where the indian store is and where your taking your workshops. You are so lucky finding the cocoons wow that was a great buy. I made some lovely tassles using half a cocoon as the top they look great. You can use a variety of fibres and it makes them look very interesting ! have a great weekend michelle
Hi Michelle The Indian store is called Onkar at the Hazelglen Plaza. The workshop I am taking is in Campbelleville with Sandra Spagnuolo. If you ever get the chance to take a workshop with her do it!
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I started this collage-style fish this week. Such a fun little project. I have no purpose for this fish at the moment but I do love an underwater theme. I love working with bright colours as well as blues and greens. I am sure I will find a fun home for this fish eventually. I am excited to start adding beads and sequins but there is more embroidery to be done first. Plus, that tail needs some work. I think I have some funky yarn that will work nicely. Oh, how I love to embellish! I am linking to https://kathysquilts.blogspot.com/
LeeAnna and the gang are discussing do you like amusement parks? which one is your favorite? Do you like rides or shows better? I have enjoyed amusement parks over the years. It has been more than 20 years since I last went to one! I guess that means that I have outgrown them. I no longer care for rides but do enjoy the shows. It makes more sense to just go to a show! I guess I would go to one if my grandkids were going. The closest one is Wonderland and that is about an hour's drive. I like that my ideas for a book for my grandson are finally starting to come together. I have been playing with a number of different ideas that just weren't working. Finally, I have landed on something! That feels good. This book will be done with mixed media rather than textile art. Textile art is a slow process which I enjoy but I have three more grandchildren to write books for after this one! I gotta keep this mo...
How did it get to be December! I really meant to fill in the big gaps in my November slice! I still might. We will see how it goes. I got a lot of other stitching done in November so I guess that distracted me from this project. There is only one slice left to stitch on this project and I find myself jumping ahead to next year. I wonder if I want to do another monthly project like this for next year. I like having a monthly project. I might consider doing a mixed-media instead of stitching. Not that I couldn't incorporate some stitching into that though. I have no clear idea at this point and that's okay. I have to get through the holidays! I am linking to https://kathysquilts.blogspot.com/
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ReplyDeleteHi Angela your photography is amazing ! i have enjoyed viewing some of your recent work it is all just lovely. Would you mind sharing where the indian store is and where your taking your workshops.
ReplyDeleteYou are so lucky finding the cocoons wow that was a great buy. I made some lovely tassles using half a cocoon as the top they look great. You can use a variety of fibres and it makes them look very interesting !
have a great weekend
michelle
Hi Michelle
ReplyDeleteThe Indian store is called Onkar at the Hazelglen Plaza. The workshop I am taking is in Campbelleville with Sandra Spagnuolo. If you ever get the chance to take a workshop with her do it!