Inktense watercolors pencils...
just setting up the leafy bower right now...
I like having this craft to turn to when my hands are too sore to
handquilt or even sew or diamond paint...
and I will deepen these colors
on top of this wash with
my Prismacolor pencils...
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wanting to use up my batik triangles--
I think I must have cut up a WHOLE charm pack
in the hopes of making "broken dishes"--
but they all came out wonkified ;0000
So, I stored away all these pieces...
and am going to use them in this fashion...
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that I bought from Barb Vedder's(click)
little etsy shop...
I am hoping to actually make a piece with these
wonderfully old-timey images this Fall... I will make my own freezer
paper templates and do my starch and turn method...
I am, [as I dive through the stash], putting aside fabrics
that I will try out...she still may have this paper pattern in her shop--
go check it out;)))
she has many lovely items....thanks, Barb...;))))
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I love love love this pattern---
I don't know where I came across it--but I think it would be a great way
to use up leftover strips and charm squares....don't you????
{Madame La Zonga sees one of these in her future} LOL
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Go and visit LeeAnna at her gathering of we "like-minded" sewists to
see all our positive and uplifting Thursday posts...
Hugs, Julierose, La Blageuse (crafting-euse)
Your snowballs look good. I like the low volume too. Reminds me of coffee and cream.
ReplyDeleteAS usual, I love all of your projects! That applique pattern is gorgeous! I love that folksy look. Nice scrap pattern!
ReplyDeleteHi Julierose! Oooh, you are being a temptress this morning. I love how you are using up those batik triangles with a very clever pattern. And the scrappy and sashed triangles look very cool. I love how the square is divided by the sash with the two colors on each side of it. I wonder what this pattern is called? ~smile~ Roseanne
ReplyDeleteYou have lots of fun crafty things going on, Julierose! I really like the wonky snowballs - I bet they would make a great border for a quilt. That last quilt looks like a great scrappy pattern, too!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you have been busy. Good to have different things to do.
ReplyDeleteMadame La Zonga? (Love your new name.) I love that quilt. So much prettier than I made years ago for Project Linus. The threw out a challenge to all who would attend the leaders Open House... make a quilt in your favorite color and one form of that color. I made a red and pink version of that quilt. I drew the pattern myself and made it paper pieced. It was easy and fun.
ReplyDeleteLove the new snowballs.
Love your shading...
Hugs
I like the muted colors on the snowballs. Mouse Guard is cute.
ReplyDeleteThanks again sweetie for all the goodies. Maybe things will quite down around here and I can get back to work
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