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Here is the winter set that I am giving to my mother-in-law. Right now I just have the scarf done.
I used Peruvian Wonders Fine Alpaca yarn on size 5 needles. I can't find a color indicator on the packaging. :( It is a vibrant spring green.
I used a single 1x1 rib for the edges. The interior is a twin rib.
Watch out for a matching hat & wrist warmers!
Going over the story again and drawing new boards. Trying to trim down the time and make more visual decisions.
This is the current state of my workstation, as you can see a lone marine is waiting for the rest of his squad to join him, ready for under coating.
I was working on two different images today and did not intend to put libbyquilter's photo-transfer with blue (it was with the other image pile), but here it is. The blue fabric has bonsai images that mirror the photo-transfer. I am going to freehand machine quilt this heavily....trying to work the colors back and forth between the two images. The sunlight is gone for the day, so this photo is a little off.
My friend Tamra got to go to China in 2007 and this is an image she took in a bonsi garden. I printed the image on cloth and am adding other fabrics as a frame for the piece.
A rare treat to be able to watch Phlegm painting a new mural on the side of the old Taylor Eye Witness Works to coincide with his amazing “Mausoleum of the Giants” exhibition which is currently inside the Works on Milton Street until 6th April. Tuesday 2nd April 2019.
Work in progress - mirror mirror on the wall. The evil queen step mother for an upcoming Snow White themed art show.
I made Charlotte when I was in the 5th grade. I had just started reading Laura Wilder's "Little House" books. Little Laura had a doll named Charlotte, so I named my doll Charlotte. I have hung on to Charlotte all these years, but her clothes...originally a skirt and shawl have been left behind somewhere.
La nuova imponente opera di Giorgio Palli, che sta nascendo nel Parco Tassinari, nel centro di Faenza.
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