Just ring the doorbell....
And I'll show you what I've been up to.
It has been a real trial trying to get Lil Miz Mouse to stay still long enough for me to draw her likeness.... but when she got stuck to the honey pot, she had no choice but to keep still! I was able to portray her true personality. My, she is a terribly nervous little lady .
I really think I should stay focused on the book illustrations.... but sometimes you need to get away from a piece, just for a little while and do something completely different.... just for fun.So I pulled out all these "loose ends", but I can scarce decide which to work on!
Making these baubles and trinkets is quite fun...
but this papercutting has been sitting here for several months.
and I have barely put the paint to the paper,
as you can see.
This cat painting has been finished for years, but when I was inking the title on the top of the painting...using an extra elegant Old English font, I misspelled a word....
and I still haven't fixed it.
All these chocolate molds need to used to make chalkware
AND
This beeswax is just waiting to be melted and turned into BUNNIES.
Decisions, decisions! Loose ends! What shall I do?
Lets just finish our tea, and I'll think on this later
Lots of lovely different things to do, decided to do a wet-on-wet water color 6 week course, just to step out and have a moments break from needle felting, it is working a treat. cheers and "Happy days" Marie
ReplyDeleteMarie, You can purchase a spiral notebook of watercolor paper and do the cover with your felting design, Enjoy your class!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you have a lot of wonderful projects to keep you very busy Jeri. The paper cut out is so pretty. It takes a very steady hand for that one. Little Miz Mouse stuck in the honey is such a cute idea, makes me smile. ;-)
ReplyDeleteHellow my new friend! You are my 50th follower did you know? I am going to have a drawing with all my followers names this Sunday. Be checking!
ReplyDeleteHugs
cindy@stitches
Wonderful work! Those birds papercutting are so tiny. You always inspire me so much.
ReplyDeleteSomeday, someday, perhaps I'll acquire an old mould to make chalkware! Bunny or lamb, love'em both.
ReplyDeleteIt all looks just dreamy at your home.
hi
ReplyDeletemy blond chicken is not a Buff Orpington!
they are a much bigger breed!
mine is just an ordinary farmchicken! but she is very sweet and likes to cudle! and
she will come if you call her...the others won't!
have a great weekend!
ps.
I just got a Brabanter (don't know english name for it)
see photo's here;
http://www.szh.nl/index.php?id=122,0,0,1,0,0
Loved seeing all your projects. You are so creative and talented.
ReplyDeleteI simply must have a copy of the
ReplyDeletebeautiful cutwork when it is
reproduced, Ms. Golden Hands....
You never cease to amaze ~
Gentility