If you recall, last time we used three online color palette generators to help us pull the dominant colors out of our mosaic. Now our job is to pick our favorite choices from those palettes, narrow them down to three main hues, and determine our final colors. I pulled all three palettes into Paint Shop […]
Read More: Evolution of a color scheme – step threeCategory: crafting
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Is it Friday yet?
’cause I’m kinda in the mood for a weekend. A crafty weekend. I know I left the “Evolution of a Color Scheme” posts hanging, but there is more to come. The next installment is already written, and I hope to get my hands on the clay for some color mixing within the next few days. […]
Read More: Is it Friday yet?The Accidental Thrifter
I dropped Eamonn off at preschool this morning and decided to take action and do something about my desperate hair situation. My bangs were down past the tip of my nose and I’ve been grousing for a month. I went someplace different than my usual, and on the way home I passed the Salvation Army […]
Read More: The Accidental ThrifterEvolution of a color scheme – step two
We’re creating a new color scheme together, and our first step was to make a mosaic of photos that included colors we might want to use. Our task now, is to use that mosaic to generate a color palette, from which we can choose our three main colors. A simple Google search for “palette generator” […]
Read More: Evolution of a color scheme – step twoEvolution of a color scheme – step one
I’m creating a new color scheme, and I’m taking you with me. Interested? Here’s the scoop: Normally when I plan a new color scheme, there is very little actual planning involved. I have a vague idea of at least one hue that I want to use, and the rest comes about while standing in the […]
Read More: Evolution of a color scheme – step oneA napkin-ey weekend
As you may know, I’ve been up to my eyeballs in so much stuff this week, but I needed some moments of brainless activity to help keep me sane. Sewing a series of straight lines is brainless enough for me, so I worked on my non-seasonal everyday napkins. I did a few every day […]
Read More: A napkin-ey weekendThis is my podcasting pose
My creepy, larger-than-life podcasting pose, at that. No, I haven’t started a podcast. I love to listen to them, but I can’t imagine my place being at the helm of one. So what’s with the headset, then? This was me two weeks ago, when I was chatting with Ilysa Bierer and Kira Slye of Polymer […]
Read More: This is my podcasting poseEven crap is beautiful tessellated
Words of wisdom from Judy Belcher: “Even crap is beautiful tessellated.” I love it. Along with the rest of this new DVD. Millefiori Story showed up yesterday and over the past two days I have watched the whole thing, from checkerboards to quilts to faces. There are over two hours worth of caning techniques, starting […]
Read More: Even crap is beautiful tessellatedCramped quarters
The Flylady zone this week is the dining room – the place where I keep many of my crafty things. So I spent my 15 minutes in there today going through my fabric and putting all of the nice stuff in a single bin. I decided then and there that I would not exceed the […]
Read More: Cramped quartersSwapping and Sewing
It’s swappin’ time, and there’s nothing like leaving it to the last minute, eh? You may recall me mentioning the Sweet & Sinister Swap? Well, the box is due to be mailed tomorrow. Want to see what I’m putting in the box to my partner, Ginny? I’ve had the BOO! banner for some time now […]
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