Vivian Helena - Artist

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Pumpkins & Trains

on October 10, 2009

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What fun and not a child in sight.. Ah, they were all on the Merry Go Round.

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One World One Heart ,Starts Now!

One World One Heart Open your Heart Gourd Spirit Figure Necklace Welcome to One World One Heart I am looking forward to an exciting ride on this Magic Carpet. Sharing the fun and excitement of meeting new bloggers and saying hello to new friends along the way. You have the opportunity to receive the Open your Heart Gourd Spirit Figure Necklace that I made by clicking on comments here for my blog post. I started with half a small gourd that I grew in my yard. The face is about the size of a quarter. If you would like to win the drawing for her, please leave a comment. The drawing will be held on Feb. 15th. after noon Pacific U.S.Time, be sure your email is on your comment so that I might contact you. This is exciting and I look forward to meeting YOU ! I would love to know a little about you, that is not necessary to win. This is hosted by Lisa Swifka , A Whimsical Bohemian, hop on this Magic Carpet and become a ticket holder.

Karen's Challenge, Rayna's Book

While looking at blogs, I came across how to spray baste vertically.. This project is small enough... although the artist did say, she had basted a queen size piece with her husbands help. It worked beautifully.. and was easy.. not to worry about over spray.. the newspapers on the side took care of that. All finished and bound.. (32W X 24 L) You might notice that it is up side down from the way the photos were taken previously. Color photo is more accurate in the precious photo... Well, I started to sew the binding on and forgot to put the sleeve on.. So I turned it up side down, or right side up, which ever you want to call it. Instead of taking out stitching.. Lazy? maybe, but good abstract art should be able to be hung any which way,,, or so they say. A close up of some of the blocks.. I used variegated thread by Superior. And, well ok, I did not start out to sew straight lines or shall I put it another way.. up and down, and across.. I had visions of circles and lines, a

Quick photo of a found quilt.

The photo did not come out very well. But you get the idea. I love Red work. It is fun, although I am really out of practice. Looking forward to doing more of it. When we settle and when I find that box with everything in it, I will be able to continue. I had many plastic boxes, with projects, scraps and goodies. I try to keep projects in a clear box, and they were all behind beautiful white cabinets. I will miss those cabinets. Nice part is that there are doors so no fade lines to cut around. Most of the projects that are in the boxes also have a binder with directions. Hoping when the dust settles I can put one with the other. I did mention plastic containers. This is the small stack. But they are so efficient. Every part of a project was in each box. I found that packing them in the large carton, made for many large boxes. So I put each of the projects in baggies and packed more in a larger box. Since this does not have much weight to it, it works better. Now you can tell you

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