I have decided to do a doll for my BFAC project this year. Found some great fabric in my stash. Now to find the right face for her. I may have to make one to get the right color combo. I don't mind though. I love to play with clay.
I am
jazzed that BJP will continue for another year. This has been a very positive experience for me. I am working to finish my last couple of month's pages and will then decide how to finish the whole project. I think I will have them framed, but don't know exactly how yet.I am starting a new project that I hope to teach at my LBS soon. I'm going to be embroidering children's handprints. These will make great gifts for Mom or Grandma for birthdays and Mother's Day. I have sort of adopted my girlfriend's daughters so I have one surrogate great grandson here and a great granddaughter on the way. Can you imagine a tiny newborn handprint embroidered?
Arline
6 comments:
This is so precious, Arline!
Kathy V in NM
I think she's as adorable as Raggedy Ann. She looks as if she just wants to love and be loved.
She resides in the display case at our LBS. I even made the chair she is sitting in.
Even though Ireally didn't know what I was doing when I atarted her, I sure learned by doing. Little did I know then all the things I would be doing now.LOL
Arline
Your beaded reading lady is really sweet.
And I love your idea of embroidering baby's handprints (thought about footprints ?). When my children were born, the hospital gave us a print of their feet, I've kept them, I 'm very fond of this keepsake.
I love her! How fun to look back and see how far you've come and what you can learn by doing....
pam T (WI)
Wow, this was your first bead embroidery project! I'm impressed! :D
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