Here we go again. I've joined the A to Z April challenge for the 4th year in a row.
This means I will be posting every day except Sundays the month of April.
It's fun, challenging (hence the name), educational, and gives a purpose & focus to blogging.
Apparently I could use that about now as I have fallen off posting.
However I have been productive in the studio with fiber art. See below.
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Check out the Etsy shop link at the very top right.
I'm happy to report I've gotten a bit of traction there of late.
In other news...had a great little get away to the Bahamas.
Winter here gets so long, and dark, and cold. Thank goodness for cross country skiing!
Elbow Cay was a sweet laid back little Island in the Abocos.
Home to the only kerosene powered light house left in the world.
A huge boating paradise with loads of marinas, docks, coral reefs.
The neighborhood bar, "On Da Beach", just a few steps from the VRBO we rented.
The area is a turtle nesting ground.
Got to know a local artist who did this mural on the ceiling at On Da Beach.
Meanwhile back at home I've been filling custom orders and making some storage for myself.
A couple new stencils and resulting storage bins for my pantry
An Etsy customer wanted a mountain design.
Matching up the sides for sewing.
The finished product.
Cloud bin for the same order.
Also, click the link to my Instagram where I do most of my little updates on what I'm up to.
Check out the Etsy shop link at the very top right.
I'm happy to report I've gotten a bit of traction there of late.
In other news...had a great little get away to the Bahamas.
Winter here gets so long, and dark, and cold. Thank goodness for cross country skiing!
Elbow Cay was a sweet laid back little Island in the Abocos.
Home to the only kerosene powered light house left in the world.
A huge boating paradise with loads of marinas, docks, coral reefs.
The neighborhood bar, "On Da Beach", just a few steps from the VRBO we rented.
The area is a turtle nesting ground.
Got to know a local artist who did this mural on the ceiling at On Da Beach.
Meanwhile back at home I've been filling custom orders and making some storage for myself.
A couple new stencils and resulting storage bins for my pantry
An Etsy customer wanted a mountain design.
Matching up the sides for sewing.
The finished product.
Cloud bin for the same order.
Just for me. A new oval bag for my knitting.
There's more. I'll be putting them up on the Etsy store soon.
Is everyone ready for Spring? I sure am.
Fun! The Bahamas look amazing!
ReplyDeleteOf late, I've been getting back to my "textile" roots -- weaving, hand sewing. It's a nice place to be.