Showing posts with label cardmaking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cardmaking. Show all posts

Saturday, February 08, 2025

Winter 2024



The pens are lightfast.

Some coloring on a snowy day, January 6, 2025

 

Diamond dot card from Amazon

Friday, December 17, 2021

Autumn 2021

Embroidered mandala, kit from Art101

November 28, 2021 finished little book from a kit bought years ago

Chess pieces coated with sparkle Mod Podge

Monday, January 07, 2019

January - February 2019




magnets covered with Yupo, painted with alcohol ink
Candy's Quilting, closing Jan 26 140 W. 22 St, NYC
Patchwork Pillowcase, keeping busy on a bitter cold day


A purse with a tape measure closingAnother purse with a tape measure closing

I've been experimenting with alcohol inks.  I had bought this Canson recycled paper that had a glossy side.  I decided to try the inks on it.  It doesn't work well, you can see on the reverse side the way the inks just got absorbed.  After I finished the page, I thought my Carmen Miranda singing stamp would look good on the yellow, so I stamped it using green ink.


Sunday, October 14, 2012

Happy Halloween

Socks with crochet edging.  Bag with hands.
This was for a swap I participated in the group PrimPals.

Thursday, February 11, 2010

Winter 2010


A heart yo yo made from the large Clover heart yo yo maker. I bought it at SIL on 38th St. between 7th and 8th Avenue. They have a lot of the Clover merchandise.



February 26, children get a day off from school and get to enjoy some sledding.




Fancy Nancy, a pattern by Judith Prior

Penguin with Fruit by Memory Box
yo yo cover for pillow I rest my feet on while at the computer.



Monday, February 11, 2008

Winter

Inspired by a Barbara Stuart pattern

Crocheted scissors case. I modified an Annie's Attic pattern.
I'm working on the Elinor Peace Bailey Victorian doll Finished! I bought the two patterns at Pieces Quilt Shop in Renton, Washington. The doll on the left is the Retro Angel, I left off the wings because I thought she was magical enough. On the right is a doll from the Miniature Victorian and Pierrot pattern.
4.75 x 3.5 inch book with pockets on some of the pages.

This pattern adapted from one on Celt's Vintage Crochet site Instead of DMC size 8, South Maid Size 10 and steel crochet hook 5 was used. This is a doll bought at Lot-Less, it is 7 inches high.

Japanese Stab Binding

Stamps by Stampers Anonymous. A page from a fatbook on Paisley and Polka Dots
Beaded mah jong tile pendant Domino Pin I bought the box at a bazaar at the Van Cortlandt Senior Center, painted it, put the die cut on it. Put a final coat of clear acrylic on it.