I went out to Chicago to visit the kids and now I’m back to work. All this fabric isn’t going to sew itself!
I love this very weird toile that I believe was from a Williamsburg collection that has George Washington as a Greek god (or something?!).
He’s got a vintage metal button on his belt.
This is the last piece I finished up before the show and never got around to posting. Now I am on the other side of all the craziness and I am working on catching up! I will be posting lots of things into my esty shop in the next few days including this lovely lady.
She has fancy hair!
Some of these kitties are inspired by our new adoptees-
Winifred is the tiger and white up in the right hand corner. Jasper is the black one, playing with the yarn.
Is very dark pink actually magenta? Color names are hard.
I don’t use pink much in my my work but I am sneaking some in here.
The above photo was taken in the shade, the below photo in the sun. I think it is really interesting how it affects the colors in the photo.
This baby also has a felt forelock- I think they are so cute!
A little wool felt forelock under they’re cashmere hat.
The back is plain.
There is some green in the garden and the weather is feeling very Spring-like!
I keep forgetting to post these because I’ve moved on to the next thing…
Purple-y red fish and
And 2 Goldfish. Next up, Tiny Worlds!
Not Bluefish but blue-ish fish. These first 2 are really more green, especially the top one.
That is what happens when I am getting ready for an in-person show.
He has the Statue of Liberty on his chest.
And the Empire State Building on one arm. The other arm has some industrial bridge imagery but I am not sure what/where it is.
How do you like that leafy beard! It is perfect for a lumberjack, isn’t it.
Another of the antique, one-hole buttons.
I am not listing any of these fellows into my Etsy shop because I am frantically getting ready for my first show of 2022. I will be at the Paradise City Arts Festival in Marlborough, MA from March 18- 20. After the show I will do an update to the shop. In the meantime, I am trying to get as much finished as possible!