View from the kitchen sink:
On assignment in the neighbors' back yard:
Helena would be so embarrassed if she knew I'd caught her with her eyes closed.
A couple of the youngest members:
Love the coloring on these two; notice the knees.
FOR SALE
My latest Mary Alice roving (see a description of this method in my 04-20-09 post): hues of cantaloupe and watermelon with a bit of mink. One bag weighing in at 14.4 ounces; one slightly different in coloring at 8.4 ounces. $3.50 per ounce. These will go to the Fleece sale at WEBS in a couple of weeks; if you like it for yourself, just e-mail me.
7 comments:
Sojourner, glad you like my lino cuts (they're actually on speedball matt vs linoleum). Dijane is a WONDERFUL instructor. Side note...I love this pic 'view from the bathroom'! I can see a piece of fiber art in the making or a stamp perhaps! HA Thanks for visiting..love your roving too!!
I enjoyed looking at your sheep. You live in a lovely fiber-rich setting, don't you? The color of the wool is magnificent - like a Rainer cherry, a peach, or a plum. I just found your blog - very visually pleasing!
Your sheep are so funny, they made me smile :o)
Thanks so much for popping over to visit me and leaving a comment, it was lovely to hear from you!
Best wishes, Carolyn
I am patiently waiting for more posts! I love your photographs!
Oh the sheep are just precious. There is just something about those sweet faces that gets you every time!
The small dots are actually white paint that I splattered onto the painting by tapping the brush.
Thanks!
Yes, the class is ongoing and offered a
Your sheep are so beautiful ... you are living a life that interests me very much ... not sure I could do it, yet I've always been attracted to life on the farm. :)
Oops! Forgot to add - your roving is gorgeous - such subtle colors - very soothing. :)
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