Introducing..,.
"Him and Me VI - His Grandpa's Homestead"
measures approx 17x21"
FOR SALE!
- Have a peek through the inspiration I found HERE! And while you're there, check out her larger pieces too.
- There are tons (!) of free knit and crochet patterns HERE.
- THESE are definitely awwwww-worthy.
- I'd like to give THIS a try to see if it works as well as shown.
- And THIS artist works with very unconventional raw materials!
Today's quote...
this one is another heart-toucher (i can't remember the word for that and Melissa is still sleeping, so i can't ask her) - awesome!
ReplyDeletethe slowing down can be frustrating, but it can also stop the dumb stuff before it's too late...
Heart-toucher is a good term. Glad you liked it.
DeleteWow, this is lovely :) Those people are starting to take on individual personalities.
ReplyDelete(And that dumb but slower thing? Oh yes.)
Thank you Quinn! I'm having altogether too much fun playing with this old couple and have already started another one.
DeleteGorgeous. That couple is moving through life and giving us all great enjoyment.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
I'm glad you're enjoying them because I'm certainly having fun creating them.
DeleteOh, the hay bales! You put such great little details in your quilts.
ReplyDeleteThe bales were definitely needful in this one!
Deletelove, love, love it, just perfect! I liked the idea of the floral hearts, but I have doubts about the whole process. I am guessing it's a less toxic way than using resin.
ReplyDeleteThank you Gill! Less toxic, for sure...and no doubt cheaper too.
DeleteIt's been ages since I visited a blog. I am so happy to see you are still creating gorgeous landscapes! Beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit Renee! Long time, no see.
DeleteJust gorgeous!!!!! xx
ReplyDeleteThank you Joy! It was a fun project to make.
DeleteGorgeous details!! Those tiny hay bales....
ReplyDeleteHay bales are a thing that Dale (the photographer) often posts so I had to include them.
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