Fertile Earth Lesson 2: Flowers
Here are my flowers from the Fertile Earth course, so far, anyway. I am enjoying stitching on the painted cheesecloth but I need to put this aside for now and move on…
Labels: embroidery
posted by Conni | 11:50 AM
The Scoop, Score and Deal
What’s the scoop, score and the deal? Good question. Here are some random notes on my disparate interests: crazy quilting, hand and machine embroidery, doll making, drawing, reading, philosophy, Flash animation, MIDI, cats, native plants – and other fun stuff…
About Me
- Name: Conni
- Location: United States
In my "real" life, I am a graphic designer working primarily in Corel and PhotoShop. My husband is a photographer and we operate a business together called The Art Room. In my spare time (what spare time?), I design and create Santa Claus dolls. Please visit my web site, Just Clauses, at http://www.justclauses.com if you have a minute. I also try to squeeze drawing, piano practice, and songwriting into my days - not easy when deadlines are looming...
Original Music:
Strange Attraction
Proverbs 18:10
- Felt Paisley Pin
- More Progress on Gourds...
- Funky Folk Art Felt Pin…
- I’m Way Behind Schedule…
- Evil Kitties...and an Important Phone Number
- Have a Blessed Easter, Everyone...
- A Start on Lesson Two
- Roses Blue...
- Nature Journal: Eggplant, Onion & Basil Leaves
- WIP
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Thursday, April 17, 2008
9 Comments:
This is pretty, the backgroung is quite good!
Connie this is gorgeous! I really must consider doing some of these courses............
pretty!
Arlene,
Poulsbo flowers
Thanks, Vero, Kay and Arlene!
How lovely! You always choose such cheery colors!blessings, Kathleen
That is delightful!
So beautiful, this is a great course, but also a talented lady:)
Thanks for your kind comments, Kathleen, Alice and Corina!
Well, I sure am glad I came to visit. Those classes must be very good indeed!
I am taking my first online class, in Beginning Photoshop Elements. REALLY a beginner. I sure wish you were here to look over my shoulder for an hour or two...my teacher is Beth Wheeler, and she is great...but there is so much I don't know!
Still, it's a start, and it's fun.
So glad my little printing on fabric tutorial was of use to you! What did you print?
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