Here's what the backside looked like after it was shoveled. My car is inside behind the snow.
Yesterday we had some heavy equipment and dump truck arrive to get rid of some, and Don shoveled the rest. Today I can get the car out! The snow has caused several collapsed buildings, including our only grocery store.
Seventy Days to 70 #15 - 21
#15 Faux metal patina with acrylic paints
#16 Watercolor background with foil added
#17 Collage of recycled security envelopes
#18 Crayola fabric transfer crayons, happiness stencil
#19 chain stitch in hand dyed pearl cotton
#20 Deka transfer paints
#21 handmade newspaper yarn couched with pearl cotton
I'm finding that its good to get out old supplies, the Deka transfer paint was so old that it was completely dried up. Fortunately the papers that I had painted were still usable. For those that are unfamiliar with these paints; they are painted onto paper then ironed onto a synthetic fabric to transfer the color.
The faux metal patina paints were not in much better condition. So I'm tossing a lot, which is a good thing.
Weekly Stitching #4 The five universal shapes
Shades of orange #310-316
2017 Daily stitching
I'll be linking up with "Off the Wall Friday" and "Slow Sunday Stitching"
We don't have any snow--well, just a dusting. We have never had to have our roof shovelled off! I love seeing all your interesting circles and I love the stitched plus sign!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness I have never seen snow like that! That is too much shovelling!
ReplyDeleteI do love the look of your chain stitching... I think I have to try it!
Thanks for linking up to Slow Sunday Stitching!
I love your faux metal and chain stitch circles. Of course all of your other work is pretty too. That is a whole lot of snow. I don't think we have ever had so much snow that our roof needed to be shoveled. I am very thankful for that.
ReplyDeletethat is a ton or two of snow! Your stitching and painting is beautiful.
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