Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Spring Fling Giveaway over at Village Gift Shoppe!
Hope you will stop on over and sign up for our giveaway! Make sure you read the rules at the bottom of the post for more chances to win!
CLICK HERE to go sign up!
Friday, April 24, 2009
A Little Teaser................
........for May's PFATT Blog giveaway!
I'm one of the PFATT artists that is donating a piece of art for the next giveaway and just got it finished and the pics sent to Kathy a little bit ago. I wanted to give you all a sneak peek at what I made and hope that you will remember to stop by the 1st of May to sign up to win a piece of PFATT art!
I hope she brings a little bit of sunshine your way today! It's a bright sunny warm day here in Ohio.....it's about time! :o)
Labels:
assemblage,
canvas painting,
collage,
giveaway,
pfatt,
sunflower
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
The Beginning of the Great Pumpkin Adventure...
Well, yesterday was a day of fun, learning, fortune telling, tears, laughter and pain..........LOL Joycee of Enchanted Productions, Brenda of Little Dollings and I all three got together to try our hands at paper mache pumpkin making! Now let me tell you......we were all "paper mache virgins" heading into this adventure. And basically of right now.....still are! But what fun we're having learning!
It all started when we saw this website by Scott Stoll! If you are a Halloween lover, then you have to go see for yourselves!
Below is a pic of the 3 of us after our long day of Pumpkin making and man were we ever tired and achy! We had no idea that pumpkin making was such a back breaking job! lol But a little Advil and a good nights sleep has made me forget about the pain..........kind of like giving birth.........LOL!
Only these babies pictured below are still waiting to be born! This was the first step of stuffing the garbage bags with crumpled newspapers, then using twine and masking tape to define the ridges. Cardboard tubes were used for the beginning form of the stems.
And here's my pumpkin at home today trying to get it dry out in the sun and the wind. Only problem was, while it was sitting out there, the skies began to darken and I heard rain!!! OH NO!!!!!!!!! Now the sun is shining (again) and I have it sitting stem side down on a large sap bucket to dry it's bottom. See....it IS like having a baby! LOL
A special "Thank You" To Laurie Hardin of Monkey Cats Studio for throwing us a lifeline while we had our hands deep in glue, water and liquid starch! She has been a wealth of paper mache knowledge these past fews days and we love her for that!
So stay tuned for the continuing WIP of the Great Pumpkin Adventure and make sure that you visit Brenda and Joyce's blogs for more pics!
It all started when we saw this website by Scott Stoll! If you are a Halloween lover, then you have to go see for yourselves!
Below is a pic of the 3 of us after our long day of Pumpkin making and man were we ever tired and achy! We had no idea that pumpkin making was such a back breaking job! lol But a little Advil and a good nights sleep has made me forget about the pain..........kind of like giving birth.........LOL!
Only these babies pictured below are still waiting to be born! This was the first step of stuffing the garbage bags with crumpled newspapers, then using twine and masking tape to define the ridges. Cardboard tubes were used for the beginning form of the stems.
And here's my pumpkin at home today trying to get it dry out in the sun and the wind. Only problem was, while it was sitting out there, the skies began to darken and I heard rain!!! OH NO!!!!!!!!! Now the sun is shining (again) and I have it sitting stem side down on a large sap bucket to dry it's bottom. See....it IS like having a baby! LOL
A special "Thank You" To Laurie Hardin of Monkey Cats Studio for throwing us a lifeline while we had our hands deep in glue, water and liquid starch! She has been a wealth of paper mache knowledge these past fews days and we love her for that!
So stay tuned for the continuing WIP of the Great Pumpkin Adventure and make sure that you visit Brenda and Joyce's blogs for more pics!
Labels:
ehag,
paper mache,
pfatt,
pumpkins
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Newest little Canvas Painting on eBay............
Just listed her this evening. My first ever little witch painting done in acrylics on a a chunky 6"x6" canvas. She was so much fun to paint! Hope you have time to stop by and visit HER AUCTION.
Friday, April 10, 2009
Happy Easter to all my Blogging Friends!
I hope you all have a Happy Easter! And watch out for those little black jelly beans that the Easter Bunny sometimes leaves behind! LOL
Happy Easter!!!
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Monday, April 6, 2009
EHAG Frightful Fete 3rd Anniversary Giveaway!
Make sure you hurry over to the EHAG Art Blog to sign up for some wicked cool giveaways in honor of their 3rd Anniversary!
Pictured above is my donation to the EHAG blog giveaway. I painted this Halloween/Fall wood candle holder that measures 6" square. I painted it black and distressed it, then painted on bittersweet berries with leaves and curly vines. It has a textured black painted brass knob in the center on which to hang the candles. The black nubby taper candles measure 7" long.
Good Luck everyone!!
Labels:
blog giveaway,
ehag,
Frightful Fete,
Halloween Art
Sunday, April 5, 2009
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