
These are Gothic arches that I made for Heather Robinson...her theme is "anything vintage", so I used a couple of soft, romantic images on fabric backgrounds, the 1st one reads "a mother's kiss, a child's whisper" & the 2nd "the soft blush of Spring upon her cheek". I embellished the pieces with Lumiere paint, silk flowers, & hand-dyed lace.
This is a piece that I completed for the April 18 PW quote challenge. The quotation is "Into the house where joy lives, happiness will gladly come". I distressed a PW image and gave her a little crown, used some Basic Grey "Boxer" papers around the edges, stamped, fringed, & folded a wee bit o' muslin, and stamped a little house on tissue paper. I finished the other side with background papers and then put the quotation there.
This is a combo pic of my Moonbeam Fairy slippers and the little box that I altered to hold them. The box is a round papier mache that I painted with royal blue, turquoise, and silver acrylics. I stamped the blue moon face on some tissue paper and adhered it to the top of the box, stamped on Moonbeam, and added some tiny silver stars. I stamped the words "weaving silver threads among the stars" on tissue paper and glued it to the side of the box. I then drew some silver "threads" and stamped some tiny black stars to finish it off. I sewed a round pillow of silver faille and stamped it with the blue moon face, stuffed it, & put it in the box so the slippers could rest on it.










5 comments:
The Fairy slippers are absolutely enchanting; I can see why you received an honorable mention. I love your arches (softly elegant). The journal from the trip around your studio is a cool office. It's ALL good.
Joanne
Cat, I haven't seen any of your latest work and it is all wonderful! Those tiny fairy slippers are exquisite! All of your pieces prove how talented you are! I love your little touches of fabric in your art!
hugs,
jackie
Love your artwork! Wonderful pieces!
Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous...Cat you are oh so talented xxx
Very beautiful artwork on your blog! Your tiny fairy slippers are too too sweet and such a lot of detail too. I had actually thought of making a pair of slippers to go along with my Bippity Boppity Ball Gown forthe PW Forum.
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