Mood boards help align the aesthetic, color palette, and tone of a project. They get me on the same page with my clients. They can also help get the ideas out of my brain (or off of Pinterest, if I'm wedding planning) and into a clearly organized visual hierarchy. Mood boards are so crucial to ever
I've decided that scrap management is a full time job. (One that I am happy to have!) I've been cutting 3" squares from scraps. This is a stack of 400. I'm on my way to cutting at least 700 (!!!) to make a lap size quilt. You know, I've got to hurry and whip this one up because we are running low on quilts around here. Ha! After cutting up squares, I have lots of odd sized trimmings that I store in this pretty wood bowl. I love to sit down and just sew them together. It's such good therapy. I recently sorted all my scraps back into their color coded baskets. That took a better part of a weekend to accomplish, but it was so worth it! The pattern for the boxes can be found in Sunday Morning Quilts. I have 3 more colors to make...purple, brown and white. Then I'll have a complete set! Meanwhile, my strings are piling up and threatening to take over. They need to be sewn up. Pronto. (This seems to be my most robust category of scraps. Always. I think I need to make another spiderweb quilt. Or 3.) I'll spare you a photo of my tiny ticker tape pieces, thus sparing myself judgment. (hopefully.) I really ought to throw them away, but I can't bring myself to do so. As if that weren't enough, Flaun came to visit and sew yesterday. She generously shared her scraps with me. I've got a whole basket of new-to-me scraps to sew up. Thanks Flaun! I'm so excited to dig into these! My solution to all the scraps? Sew faster. I'll let you know how that goes. :) On the home front....my other full time job... (another one that I am extremely happy to have!) Today is the first day of school. (sniff sniff.) Early morning. (Yawn.) New shoes. New routine. Lots of jitters. And one very sentimental mama. As hard as it was to send them on their way this morning, it was time. I am excited about finding a new routine and having some serious structure in my day. Hopefully with lots of sewing time! Happy Tuesday!
Navegando encontré unos bonitos diseños para que los niños puedan recortar y reconstruir el cuento con sus palabras. Me gustaron mucho porque se trata de secuencias para un cuento conocido, lo cual facilita el trabajo para los pequeños y además le...
A short tutorial on how to paint skin tones that look warm and natural.
Every student painted 5 different texture with tempera colours: grass, rocks, sky,water and wood. We cut the sheets and composed two big mountain landscapes with all cuttings of painted texture (70…
Slide Projector and Some semi-nude modeling. It's an idea I've been playing with for a while and the results I think that are very interesting
The foreground is an art term that describes the objects in the scene that are closest to the viewer. It is the part in front of everything else and has the most detail. The foreground relates to a…
Completed in 2018 in Beijing, China. Images by Haiting Sun. Introduction - the birth of space Space is a logic, or by subjective intervention in the change of time, this becomes the core of our discussion in...
con gli alunni di prima B abbiamo realizzato dei paesaggi fantastici colorati con texture di tutti i tipi. ogni ragazzo ha inventato superfici diverse con i pennarelli colorati, verrebbe voglia di …
Image 2 of 24 from gallery of Can Rosés Temporary School / Vora. Photograph by José Hevia
ISBN: 978-7-5611-9174-3 Size: 245*320 mm Page: 352P
Pearl District Marriott Residence Inn The Pearl District Marriott Residence Inn, designed by SERA Architects, is a project featuring a bumped and perforated ...
Over the years we have tried several methods of staking and tying up our tomatoes. Our homemade stake-a-cage is for sure the winner!
