Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts

Friday, April 15, 2011

Finally...some stitching and painting

We have had a busy time lately with parties and weddings and weekends away. It has been fun but has made it hard to get lots done at home. This week has been a little quieter and I managed to get the paints out to paint our special button for the stitching days. The stitching days will soon be here and I need to get stitching and get to writing the notes. The first day on the 14th is full and there are just a few places left on the 21st. 

 Here is a little secret glimpse of a bit of stitching on felt.
 As we have been in the car a lot lately, I just had to get a bit of stitching prepared and have managed to stitch the second block of "My Town", the Post Office.
I am also very please to show you my finished "Gardener's Journal" quilt! It is bound and the label is stitched on! 

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Painting.....

On Monday, I couldn't wait to get these out and paint! This is not something I am normally keen on but I really wanted to do these 2 little projects. Here are the paints.
Here is Laraine's button painted and ready to use. I have been sketching and planning a little project that we might do next term.
Here is my other painting sneek peek. It is a bit easy to see what it is but what am I using it for? You'll have to wait for our "Stitching on the Lake" day or our Queanbeayan day and perhaps even a day in Batemans Bay too.
Here are the special wooden shapes all cut and ready to be painted.

Thursday, October 29, 2009

More of Carol's finishes and some painting

I told you that Carol has been a busy girl. Here is her lovely embroidered stocking from the stitching day.
We couldn't believe all these bags! We all thought she should do a few more so that none of us would miss out! Ha Ha!
This is Carol's beautiful stitched and patched bag from a design by Vivien Robinson. I love the fabric choices. We all wanted the lovely button too. This is one side...
...and this is the other.
Here are Linda and Margot busily painting the wooden buttons. They did a great job.