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This is the original area where we trim, wash, and pack the produce. We had to rebuild the sink frame this year since the old one got too shaky. Refrigerator available for lunches, cold water, and veggie storage.
I feel rather self conscious about making my 'what to wear' pages public - don't really know why - every one sees my boring outfits every day - why is it such a big deal if they see the entire wardrobe in one go?... so this is just the beginning- you can see that I don't bother to draw each item very carefully - I will draw things and then cross them out, draw connecting lines etc - sure you could do this by standing at your closet (wardrobe) and looking at what is in there...but drawing it is so much more fun!
Nate Reifke used the soils and materials on Rhinefarm, the ranch of Gundlach Bundschu in Sonoma, CA, to create the works in the Groundworks series.
I had so much fun decorating for this years Holiday sHop in Burlington! I even made a blanket fort-tunnel of epic proportions... it's gonna be so great!
Prepped the plexiglass for cutting. I've never dealt with plexiglass before so it was all a new experience, but a fine tooth saw on my jig saw and the tape combination really worked out well.
I wrapped yarn around a 18inch cut mat to get a rough yardage estimate. made three 20yard skeins and two 13yard skeins.
Santa Susanna Prep
I have been playing with a few of the spreads in my Seawhite concertina sketchbook I am taking with me to Spain. I did this when I went to Rome and really enjoyed working on some the prepared pages. The decorative papers were my Mums that she purchased and used for card making so it's quite nice to have her with me on holiday in an artistic way aswell as in my heart. The stencils are segments of a few I have collected over time.
You can see some of the other spreads I have prepared here: