November 2: When I’m making needle felted Christmas tree ornaments, if they turn out nicely like this fellow I want to keep them. But he’s going off to the FCG for the holiday sale. Sigh.
November 1: Finally finished projects for the Florida Craftsman Gallery holiday show and got them turned in. This feels great because now I can turn my attention to some ideas that have been rolling around for a couple months, including some sculptured felt and felt landscapes. I just need to find my exacto knife. It’s around here somewhere…here are two large vessels- “Northern Lights” and “What Lies Beneath” that went to the gallery along with several nuno felted scarves.
September 23: When does it start to feel like Fall in Florida?
September 3: Me and My Evil Twin
September 2, 2009 Gearing up for Fall classes at the Morean Art Center. Working on teachable projects.
August, 2009. I try my hand at stones. I’ve always loved stones. They’re scarcer here in Florida than they were around the Great Lakes. These stones are especially nice because you can even throw them at glass houses.
July 2009. Available. Approximately 10″ w x 7″ h. Acid dyed merino top wool, natural dye mulberry silk. Display beautifully, especially under focused art light.
EARTH pod, blended merino and blue-faced leicester wool, silk, small amount gold glitz. 140.00
EARTH’S CORE pod, merino top, silk. 150.00 SOLD
MELON pod, blended merino and coopworth hand dyed wools, using pomegranite juice. Mulberry silk. 140.00
Large free form hand dyed corriedale vessel, 11×11, with mohair design. 150.00 SOLD
Wow Vicki, I had no idea you made such beautiful pieces of art! Have you always felted? Is that the right word for it? Mom loves to paint and do other arts and crafts, so I’m suprised she never mentioned it. Maybe she hasn’t seen these beauties– I’ll send her here =-) I especially love your stones, and the orange container at top that looks like a pumpkin. Long live fall!!