Today I was present at a professional photo-shoot of a painting. While Mitchell of Mitchell Kearney Photography was carefully preparing to take the perfect shot, I was sketching and looking through the lens of my iPhone.
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Monday, July 25, 2011
Friday, July 22, 2011
Honey Bee Earrings
It takes a lot of patience to embroider a little bee on a tiny swatch of fabric. I received these earrings as a gift from my classmate at the Visual Arts Center, Ginny Hass. I fell in love with these the second I saw them. They are so simple, yet very unique and truly adorable! Cannot wait to see Ginny expanding her new line of jewelry!
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Friday, July 8, 2011
Friday Arts & Crafts: Do It Yourself: Lace Roman Shade
Recently my Mom brought me these delicate lace trims and fabrics she has been collecting for many years. Now that I am all grown up, I can have them! At first I hung this 100% cotton lace fabric as a plain window panel coming down all the way to the floor. But it was not working as it was obstructing the beautiful view of our garden.
After a bit of a brainstorming I decided to transform the lace into a roman shade of some sorts. I came up with ruching the delicate fabric with white ribbon, no sewing involved. Using the trick that my Mom taught me once, I attached a safety pin to the end of the ribbon and went through the lace measuring equal distance for each "stitch". Tying each strand of ribbon at the end in a bow, and gathering the fabric to the desirable length, I ended up with a window treatment that adds softness to the hard surfaces of the room and keeps the window view unobstructed.
After a bit of a brainstorming I decided to transform the lace into a roman shade of some sorts. I came up with ruching the delicate fabric with white ribbon, no sewing involved. Using the trick that my Mom taught me once, I attached a safety pin to the end of the ribbon and went through the lace measuring equal distance for each "stitch". Tying each strand of ribbon at the end in a bow, and gathering the fabric to the desirable length, I ended up with a window treatment that adds softness to the hard surfaces of the room and keeps the window view unobstructed.
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