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Skeins Finnwool, dyed in the Purplicious colourway. Received in the Wildcraft Woollies' TdF challenge swap. Spinning as a true 3ply.
This is right after her smokey eyes and blush were applied with pastels & q-tips. Now I think about what type of mouth to give her...
Sue's quilt on design wall at Liz's. We moved more blocks around on this one to balance color and density.
The beer only fermented in the bucket for 7 days but most of the activity had subsided. I decided to move the brew to the glass carboy to improve clarity.
Guild challenge.
At least I think it is cotton. Spinning on my Kromski Symphony at 20:1. Going quite well, actually.
based off of the best instructions i found: www.nativetech.org/dreamcat/dreminst.html
while wrapping, you can add stones & charms to the webbing. i used only one stone to represent the spider in the web.
when finished wrapping... i finished stitching at the bottom (of the middle) of the dream catcher and tied a feather.
I always love this phase of a project...getting to smear paint on a fresh wall...the loose strokes and abstract look of it.
this is the first revision of this image.. still a lot of work to do. scaled back into real size for flickr.
Mom-Dad-N-Me
These are my parents and they could protect me from anything.
They rise me feed me protected me and heal me.
My mom is like my mirror.
When I am in danger or when I am sad or happy my mom is always there to help me cheer me up or is proud of me of what I did.
My dad is like a bodyguard.
My dad would stay there and guard me of what danger or when something happens to me.
My parents are like a reflection of me and are always there for me.
And these are my parents and they could protect me from anything.
I love my parents.
And they rise me to be a strong, talented, beautiful, kind, nice, brave, and smart kid.
At 2' x 4', This is the biggest painting I've done in quite a white... it's so big that it just fits on my 4' x 3' work table without room for much else. But, this is a study for an even bigger painting which I plan to make out of 3 of these panels placed next to each other, making a 4' x 6' painting. Before I get into building all that, I thought I'd better make a smaller one-panel version to see how it works out.