Showing posts with label Fairies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fairies. Show all posts

Thursday, August 9, 2018

FAIRY ON CANVAS

I was feeling creative recently and this was the result!  16" x 20" 
I made several but I liked this one the most.  I gave it to a good friend of mine for her birthday.  She loved it. :)


Mixed media, I made the fairy from wire and fibers and a wooden ball for the head. I used specialty yarn for the hair.  I LOVE FAIRIES!!

ANNOUNCING....my latest published book

Hi everyone!  ANNOUNCING my new published book.....

ALANNA AND THE FOREST FAIRIES

I'm so excited to share the news!!!  It is online at Amazon and Barnes and Noble!!!

Synopsis....


Alanna is a sweet and curious 8-year-old girl.  She lives with her family in a quaint cottage at the edge of the Giant Tree Forest.  Alanna has heard about and is fascinated by fairies and has always hoped to see one.  She frequently visits with a widow neighbor that lives on a small farm just over a knoll not far from her home.  The widow seems to know a lot about fairies. Alanna has a kind heart and because of this the fairies favor her and reveal themselves to her.  One of her delightful encounters with the fairies happens at a festival in a nearby village that is held in honor of the elusive fairies.

Wednesday, September 3, 2014

MORE RESIN PENDANTS

These pendants are 1 1/4" x 1 1/4" square



The Owl paperweight is 4" x 2" and the coaster is 4 inches big
I'm having so much fun making these but there is a little problem with the resin not curing as hard as it should.  It seems that the humidity in this area is so high that it affects the curing process a little.  I'm going to have to do more research on that.  But, they are still pretty and wearable.
In the pictures you can see the cute pendants, an Owl paperweight I also made (love it) and my first drink coaster, I used puffy vinyl stickers on both and glitter (of course). The little characters in the pendants are buttons with the shanks removed. 
The coaster cured very well and is very hard, I guess the humidity wasn't so bad that day.
If you have any questions, please feel free to use the comments section, and I will try my best to give you an answer.