Showing posts with label art shuttles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art shuttles. Show all posts

Friday, March 18, 2011

Friday's featured shuttles


Light House


Seascape


Mountain landscape
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Wildflowers


I know I need to get more creative with naming these shuttles but I have exhausted my creativity for the day.

Again, these shuttles look even better in person; glossy things are always difficult to photograph.

Thursday, March 17, 2011

Todays featured shuttle


Winter Cabin #3

Yesterday we had one of those blizzards with the awesome gigantic pancake flakes (my favorite kind of snow). So that inspired me to do another winter scene. Today all the snow is gone and it is sunny again but the surrounding hills are coated with a beautiful white blanket.

Here is Miss P wearing Grandma Diane's pretty pink onsie with tatting. It is one of the very rare times you will see 'Dilly decked out in pink....but we made an exception for Diane because she is such a sweet grandma!

Monday, February 7, 2011

All the new ART shuttles are listed and now it is time for a break.


I won't upload all the pictures of all the shuttles that are finished but you can view them HERE.
I am finished with this project and am going to move on to some non-tatting related things for awhile.
I think I burnt myself out on these tedious miniature paintings...my eyes have gone all buggy LOL!

Saturday, February 5, 2011

Piccadilly is 3 months old and NEW art shuttles for you!

Can you believe it has been three months? I haven't killed or maimed Miss P yet so I just might be able to do this mom thing afterall!

We had a fun 3 month photo shoot today. Piccadilly is so patient and she actually seems to enjoy herself. The downside is that there are feathers EVERYWHERE now. I will probably be cleaning them up for months to come.
Winter Cabin

Big Sunflower

Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Blue dress, Mountain Meadow and Tulips

I found a few moments to list some more new art shuttles.
"Blue Dress"

"Mountain Meadow"

"Tulips"


Because of the high gloss finish, these are a superb pain in the "you know what" to photograph. I can assure you they are much prettier in person.