Before I forget, I want to welcome a couple new followers. First there is Judi at http://approachable-art.blogspot.com/ She has been doing some beautiful fabric dyeing lately. Also Robbie at http://robbiespawprints.blogspot.com/ Oh, her beadwork is so gorgeous! Thanks for signing up to follow! I'm edging up to 30! Maybe I will jump on the bandwagon and have a giveaway after I hit 30. Followers, that is. I hit 30 years old a few years back. Quite a few years back.
Be well.
15 comments:
Quite a few 'fews', Jan. :0D
I just love this piece. It's wonderful! I really like the colors...and ...well, it kind of meanders and makes your eyes WANT to keep looking! It really gives me a sense of 'well-being.' REALLY! Cute little piece. Was STITCH DOODLE it's name, or is that what it is? Anyway, I love it!
Jan, I love it it is soooo pretty and colorful. Fabrics are way tooo much fun.
I do love this and the colours are amazing. Beautiful creation.
Jan,
This might be small, but there is still quite a bit of work put into it and it is so very pretty and colorful.
I am really liking these little "doodle" works that you do. Have you thought about putting them on journal covers? Or making journals and using these as the covers?
I look forward to your give-away! I'm sure you will be at 30+ in no time at all. Word travels fast ~ you have a really nice blog, Jan.
♥ audrey
Love this piece Jan. There is so much color and visual motion and texture!
You have really developed a style as I have watched the small pieces you do---a very good, dictinct voice.
And the french knots are perfect for it---I think beads would have not been as organic with the other fibers.
BRAVO!!!
XXOO!!
Anne
never thought of painting and needle stitching batting - hmmm, bet there's some in the garage somewhere......and so it begins!
I like the colors - happy
I envy your hand-stitching, how completely lovely!
Hi Sherry, another thing to do! Paint batting. It makes a nice background for this little piece. Thanks for your comments.
Audrey, your idea for journal covers is a good one and I might just end up using these little pieces that way. I might do nothing more with them, the fun is in the making of them. Thanks for stopping by.
JAN!! You are quite the blogger -- you are putting me to shame. Love the background. Love your artwork! I, too never thought of painting batting - neat idea that I may be able to use with my dolls. Keep writing and thank you so much for stopping by!
Hi Fabby, thanks for noticing my new background! You can probably make clothes for the dolls with painted batting. Thanks for visiting.
Beautiful work, so many details. I could just stare at your pics forever! I live in Beaverton, grew up in North Plains! HELLO! I'm shouting to you now can you hear me? hehe xoxo
oh my gosh! These are getting 'cooler' by the minute! Is that a term for your artwork?? I love this piece too...I'm working on a challenge that uses only hand or machine stitching..no fancy stitching..so your piece is giving me some ideas. I'm doing circles. I told Anne, I inspire to be just like her and you when I grow up! Anne, didn't think we had to grow up! Thanks again for the inspiration!
Hi Tam, thanks for stopping in here and taking a look. I hear you and went over to your blog. This is fun, meeting all these new people!
Robbie, I'm inspired by you! Seems like a good relationship to me, but to quote Jimmie Buffet, "I'm growing older but not up!" I'll look forward to seeing what you come up with next.
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