My granddaughter's Girl scout troop earned their art badge creating an enlarged grid of Juliette Gordon Low--the founder of Girl Scouts. They used charcoal pencil, charcoal--vine and compressed, black oil pastel, and black watercolor paint.
This blog started with small daily paintings then changed to a more personal sharing of projects, events and photos. Enjoy!
Saturday, March 21, 2015
An Enlarged Grid Project
My granddaughter's Girl scout troop earned their art badge creating an enlarged grid of Juliette Gordon Low--the founder of Girl Scouts. They used charcoal pencil, charcoal--vine and compressed, black oil pastel, and black watercolor paint.
Tuesday, February 3, 2015
6th Yarn Basket
What can I say--these are great for using up old random skeins of yarn.
I double the yarn for thickness.
I double the yarn for thickness.
Thursday, January 22, 2015
A Finished Dancer Drawing
A commissioned drawing finished and framed.
This is going to the same family as this one. I do hope they'll look good together.
Color pencils and chalk pastels on Bristol paper, 13"x 19" frame
This is going to the same family as this one. I do hope they'll look good together.
Color pencils and chalk pastels on Bristol paper, 13"x 19" frame
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
More
Can't help myself and my yarn isn't used up yet, so...another yarn basket--why not?
and I've started another.
and I've started another.
Sunday, January 4, 2015
A Hat?
These would make great Cat in the Hat type hats--I'll keep this in mind for some future costume--and they're comfortable and warm.
Another one finished and my yarn isn't used up yet.
Another one finished and my yarn isn't used up yet.
Tuesday, December 30, 2014
A Year End of Pictures For 2014
My sister's painted rocks
A visit to Steep Ravine cabins
My yarn baskets make great hats
Dance performances...
Nightmare Before Christmas...
My granddaughter as Dr. Finklestein...
beautiful clouds
My grandson's first Christmas...
A visit to Hearst Castle at Christmas.
Monday, December 1, 2014
A Yarn Basket
I crocheted a yarn basket using up some inexpensive acrylic yarn that I've been holding onto. This worked up fast--so much faster than a pine needle basket, (but I haven't given up on making pine needle baskets). I'm using this as my clean rag bag.
Thursday, November 20, 2014
2nd Pair of Baby Slippers
This is the next size up from the first pair I made--this time with crocheted rabbits!
rabbits on the run!
rabbits on the run!
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Crocheted Devil Horns
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Crocheted Skulls
I found this crocheted skull pattern on Ravelry by Arolie MarieMad
Making one leads to another...
I used a tiny crochet hook and some crochet thread.
Day of the dead hair clip...
purple hair clip for my granddaughter...
more!
Making one leads to another...
I used a tiny crochet hook and some crochet thread.
Day of the dead hair clip...
purple hair clip for my granddaughter...
more!
Baby Slippers
His ankles need to thin out a bit and his feet need to grow a little longer, but they do fit, and they stay on!
I ran out of this yarn--so one opening has a lighter purple--I also sewed some black elastic around the back edge of the openings.
I ran out of this yarn--so one opening has a lighter purple--I also sewed some black elastic around the back edge of the openings.
Sunday, October 12, 2014
Crocheted Slippers
My granddaughter chose pink--these work up fast--and fit her nicely.
The yarn isn't anything special--some acrylic I had as scrap yarn---this crochet project teeters on the edge of being one of those depressing things you could buy at a church bazaar, but oh well... (I have ambivalent feelings about crocheted items), yet here I am finding some peace and joy in making these.
Already getting a little worn in.
The yarn isn't anything special--some acrylic I had as scrap yarn---this crochet project teeters on the edge of being one of those depressing things you could buy at a church bazaar, but oh well... (I have ambivalent feelings about crocheted items), yet here I am finding some peace and joy in making these.
Already getting a little worn in.
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