I of course went to bed at 9:30 instead of finishing the dress- it looks less smock-like on a person.
Andrew modeling a funky polyester I got at a garage sale. Stay tuned, I am going to make a poll for which pattern to use with it. The flash dulled the colors, they are even brighter!!! 1 dollar.
These were 10 bucks but sooo cool. They are 4-5 inches high and made of painted metal. Aren't they cool?
This semi-frightening painting is on canvas. Parts of it are made 3-D with yarn and stuff. Andrew is horrified by it and was trying to talk me out of it, even after I made it clear it is going in my classroom. It looks loosely Inca/Maya/Aztec enough for world history. It was 10 bucks, which is as cheap as a poster.
Andrew, modeling our new towel-apron covered in giant, scary pansies.
And that is all for today!
Fun polyester print! And that is one scary painting...
ReplyDeleteIn case you didn't know, those roosters are a Portuguese symbol of good luck! I was in Portugal last year and you see those brightly coloured roosters everywhere - wine toppers, napkin holders, ceramic tiles, ornaments, etc.
That's cool!I didn't know that, thanks for telling me!
ReplyDeleteI love the pansy apron! and the dress is looking fabulous!!!
ReplyDeleteThe fabric is so funky-I can't wait to see what it becomes! And only $1!
ReplyDeleteJana