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Each row is seamed together, now I have to seam all of the rows together. Meanwhile, I'm deciding on a border & backing.

The installation of the stone wall in the entry started today and is grueling work for John my contractor. The corners are artfully cut to look as natural as possible. From now on he has to figure out how to wrap the corner pieces on the opening in the wall. Yesterday John and his father Dennis were actually hand chilising stone slabs in my living space to create the sill on the opening in the entry wall. Also today I went to Crate & Barrel and Ethan Allen to purchase the furniture for the living, dining areas and the den. The estimated completion date is the end of September. Some of the furniture may take 8 to 12 weeks for delivery. I want it to come together as guickly as possible because the project will be entered in a competition for the National Association of Remodelers Industry (NARI), and perhaps a magazine associated with the remodeling industry.

I don't like the looks of it.

Design for Darrin Hasley Huntsville AL Progress

Wheeling, WV - Feb 7 2024 streetscape progress, Betty Zane footprints

red house made of red bricks

By the end of 2020, much progress has been made on the Dov Centre dormitories

I ended up ripping up that white section, which is totally out of place.

 

A sampling of what's currently on my camera. I don't upload all the photos I take, but I take a lot of pictures of randumb things.

forming the side of the kit into body

An in progress portrait that I'm working on in my art journal. I just have the base of the piece put down thus far. The facial features are next. Blogged: thecreativeartist-jordan.blogspot.com/2012/06/more-artwor...

The road and the bridge.

dissertation work...

Bientôt la photo du final..

Condo-building in Belltown.

Summer work on winter product. Nearly there.

View of the progress from the southwest corner

Appliqueing the crescents. The foundation is a starched linen crescent and I am appliqueing linen on top with silk thread. The piece is draped over my knee for a jaunty angle.

 

Is important for the progress of society

aka The Bleeding Eyes of Buddha!

Making progress on the Log Cabin afghan. I'm really liking the colors and how soft this yarn is.

Street Photography in Porto, Portugal. June 2012.

Taken with Canon 350D

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