Linda at Olde Baggs 'n Stuft Shirts is hosting another Celebrate Oz party and you are invited!! I decided to play along this year when a piece I was working on insisted on turning into A Horse of a Different Color.
I have never played before so I don't know what I'm supposed to do other than create something with this Hues of Oz theme in mind.
I was working on another of my Dooleybobbers, using this great red wool felt and some wonderful scraps of colorful horse print fabrics.
As I added more horse fabrics, I thought, "Now that's a horse of a different color!"
And indeed it is. I had fun making this piece. It is 11"X10", fairly small as are most of my Dooleybobbers.
I hope you will check out Linda's blog and follow the links she will provide to the other participants of this Oz celebration. I had fun, thanks for letting me play along!
Be well.
27 comments:
I adore your horse of a different color. I am so glad you played along and shared.
I love your colorful horses!
How wonderful..."a horse of a different color!"
You have captured "The Hues of Oz" beautifully in your entry. This is my first year and I'm enjoying it very much :))
Jan
Great piece and the perfect entry for The Hues of Oz blog party.
Wow your fabric work is amazing. The colors are gorgeous and vibrant. you knocked it out of the park (or all the way to Oz) with this post. I had fun visiting.
Hugs
Caroline
Wow... what great work! I like your take on the Horse... one of my favorites as a kid!
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Oh Ms. Jan....you've made my Oz loving heart go pit a pat. This is exactly the theme. This is all the Hues of Oz with a side order of wonderfulness in the Horse of different color. You nailed it babe. I was excited when you said you were going to play this year. Now I am just over the rainbow and so I gotta say it.....Hues to you darling girl, Oma Linda
Horses over the rainbow! I have the feeling that soon, dear Oma will bring them as a theme.... knowing her, the horses will probably be donkeys.
Love your colors!
Red Gold over the Rainbow
Now that is exactly what you needed to do ....be inspired by the colours of OZ...and your "horse of a different colour" piece is just glorious! Thank you for sharing it with us :D XXX
I love it, Jan! Perfect for OZ. Love those colors! xo
Beautiful work! I love the colors - so bold! I am glad I stopped in for a visit.
So beautiful! I love textile art and this is exceptional...
For your first time, you done did great. The Horse of a Different Color was a fine choice for the Hues of Oz. By the way, I love the word "Dooleybobber".
James C. Wallace II
Royal Liaison of Oz
Such detail and pains taking doodle bobbing!
Oh the wonderful colours , thank you for the visit and inspiration! xoDebi
Gorgeous piece as is all of your work. Perfect Oz hues for sure.
I love your differently colored horses! (I also got a rush of 'oooh' over the beaded hearts). Beautiful work!
How cool & looks like a fun project. I'm behind in blog reading...helping my sister move...I am pooped! Of to ck out the other pieces!
What you made is so beautiful! Love the colors! Amazing creation ;o) Have fun at the party ;o)
How fun! So glad you participated this year. The dooleybobber is fabulous. Love the colors and the horses. Great theme for Hues of Oz, Jan!!!
Wow this is an awesome piece. I love the horses. I think you captured the color or hues of Oz perfectly.
Nicole/Beadwright
Love it Jan. It is a real fun piece, designed to bring about a smile and beautifully stitched as always.
Love all those bright colors and your "horse" of a different color.....fun work. xox
Beautiful work!!! Wish I could have participated this year, but hopefully next year! ~tina
OH this is GORGEOUS!!! I have never seen such a FABULOUS Horse of a Different Color, and I have seen many in my time...And I love dogs too. You do beautiful Work!
Oh this is wonderful Jan.....and I am in love with the turquoise and blue horse!!
They're wonderful! What a beautiful and colorful piece!
It does look like you had a lot of fun with this, Jan. Beautiful, vibrant colours.
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