I thought I would take just a bit and introduce you to my handmade journals. I sell them in stores, at Artisan Markets, and in my etsy shop. They make the perfect gift for graduation, wedding, Christmas, birthdays, or whatever … Continued
You haven’t been hearing much from me for awhile. I have taken some time off over the summer to do some much need cleaning, organizing, and rearranging in my home as well as finishing up our new sunroom/dining room/workshop space. … Continued
A few years ago I discovered Red Barn Studio, the studio/museum/gallery of the late artist Lester Raymer. I was especially drawn to him because not only did he delve expertly into a wide variety of media, he was also a … Continued
With Halloween coming up with all its spooks and goblins, I thought it was a good time of year to make a project devoted to conquering fears! I did this by altering a board book, and creating some little monsters … Continued
To create “Through the Looking Glass” I used a cabinet door that I purchased at a local Habitat for Humanity ReStore. I was attracted to the lovely pattern of the wood grain, and the arched opening for the center panel. … Continued
Creating a dimensional assemblage on an old book cover
I won’t be making many posts this week as I am busy preparing for my daughter’s wedding on Saturday. She has been up to all manner of craftiness in preparing her decorations. She enlisted help to make oodles and … Continued
“Pieces of Spring” is a paper mosaic on an old cabinet door. I don’t do these often as it is rather tedious and I am not a patient person! But I love the process of taking little scraps of papers, … Continued
My four seasons in an old window pane has been so popular that I decided to make a new version of it for the gallery, this time with little chickadees perched on the windowsill, watching the seasons go by! These … Continued
While my constant space to hang art is Tessera Fine Art Gallery in Wichita, I also try to keep the rest of my art busy being displayed at other venues that have a featured artist for one or two month … Continued