Showing posts with label weekly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label weekly. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 30, 2020

Pin It Weekly #334

Just a few recent pins...

                  From barn shed corncrib silo granary mill




            From craft diy make






            From heart, quilts


just for fun :-)



Thursday, September 24, 2020

Pin It Weekly #333

  Hello Weekly! Do you remember when I wrote last week that I really wanted to paint a mason jar? Well, I did. It's not so much fun, actually.


I painted a few in fall colors. Then distressed them. Then put a sealant on them. The paint still wants to scratch off. I had conned Rich into making some crates for them, so they are going in my little shop at Griffin's, but I don't know about this painted glass business. 

Notice the crosses leaning on the jars? There are three. Rich made those because (I think) it's a bit of a challenge. The cross piece interlocks with, or fits into, the upright piece. 


I also have made a few of these painted books. Another Pinterest find that I really like. As a former English teacher, I have a few books already boxed up for donation, so I pulled some of the "aged" ones from the boxes. I really like the look of these, which translates to I may make more.

So this week has been all about turning old books into decor. A few finds:









Thursday, September 17, 2020

Pin It Weekly #332

 It's Weekly time! Here's hoping that you're having a fabulous week. I've been crafting. That's all. Crafting. And enjoying every minute. I thought I'd share some of the ideas that I've been toying with. I haven't made them all, but I'm hoping that the next week or so will see most of them complete. 

I really want to paint a mason jar!



 Who doesn't love wooden candy corn?!
 

And because I've gone a little crazy with the door hangers. 




 Hopefully I'll finish the door hangers that are waiting on the final coat of sealer then the ribbon. Richard and I went to Alexandria today and I made ribbons in the truck while he drove. It's amazing how much I can accomplish when I'm not playing with everything at once. 

Which of these crafts do you think I'll experiment with next? Perhaps the painted mason jars? (I do have everything I need!) Find many other ideas for crafts on my "craft diy make" board. As always thanks for visiting and please leave a comment.

Wednesday, September 2, 2020

Pin It Weekly # 330

CHRISTIAN  HETZEL

The weather has been quite blue/blah and gray/icky since the hurricane. We absolutely can't trust the sky. However, the temperatures make up for that. We absolutely CAN trust the temps. 

Hand Painted Oil Painting Abstract Indigo Wall with Stretched Frame 7 Wall Arts® – CAD $ 119.53

So I've been feeling a little gray and blah. I did load a quilt top on the long-arm and I've gotten in the groove. I had forgotten I had this top. It was in the bin waiting a turn. Apparently, there's no rhyme or reason to taking turns in my world. This is neither the oldest or the newest in the bin. So... 

ANA ELISA BENAVENT   Green Rust

But enough of my gray/blah life. How about looking at a few more of these abstract pieces that I pinned while looking for inspiration to use up some scraps. How do they multiply so quickly? 

Explore our site for even more relevant information on "abstract artists famous". It is actually a great place to get more information.

CHRISTIAN HETZEL : Photo

art journal - expression through abstraction — Neskowin Bay by LuAnn.Ostergaard on Flickr.

Dimensions: 14h x 11w x .5 inches Original Abstract Medium: Acrylic , gold Leaf , & clear wax Surface: Wrapped Canvas Finish: Matt Varnish Sides: Painted Gold

Gallery - Blaire Wheeler Fine Art

Wood painting by C.W. Slade - image no longer on site as piece was sold. Other…

There we go! I feel better already! You can find many more pieces on my "abstract-art paint oil pastel prints" board.


Tuesday, August 25, 2020

Pin It Weekly #329

 Fleur de Lis Quilts has reached 11,000 followers! Birds of a feather, right? Okay, that's my segue into showing a few bird pins before showing some of the quilts I pinned this week.

© All Rights Reserved  Black-Capped Chickadee taken in Langley, BC Canada


Chickadee by Casper Storm on Capture Minnesota // Chickadee, plain and simple. One more...



Interview with Modern Quilting Duo Hopewell #modern #quilts #contemporary #gray We learn more about Hollywood modern quilting duo Hopewell and their contemporary quilt designs inspired by painting and architecture.


Probably not these colors...






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