Monday, 12 December 2016
12x16 shed plans
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Sunday, 11 December 2016
2008 Shed of the Year
The winner is...a pub shed.
See the details and read about it here:
http://www.readersheds.co.uk/share.cfm?SHARESHED=1435
If this one is not your pint of brew, there's plenty of other inspiration on the site here:
http://www.readersheds.co.uk/share.cfm
Thursday, 8 December 2016
Shed of the Year Competition
It's too late for voting, but if you love seeing a wide variety of shed ideas, have a look at the nominees and winner for the 2007 Shed of the Year contest at shedblog.co.uk. There's lots of wonderful and unusual ideas. [link]My Love of Painting
Besides sewing, my other love in life is painting. When John and I were newly married, he worked long hours and Johnny had started to school. I had always worked and was at a loss as to what to do with my time. John really wanted me to stay home because we had moved to a new state and Johnny was just starting school. So, I said ok - will give it a try.
I have never once wanted to go back to a full time job. I did my arts and crafts, interior design work, etc. when and if I wanted to. I have always loved art and received a full scholarship to college in art and also received an offer to go to work in KC for Hallmark cards. But, I wanted to get married and have a family.
Back to paragraph one. I took up Tole painting as a hobby and was really hooked.
The above painting of violets is Tole painting. You have a distinct pattern and the teacher shows you every step of the way to paint the pattern. I loved it!
We moved to Tulsa and I started taking art lessons and before long, I was teaching beginning Tole classes.
At that point, Tole was done in oils. It slowly progressed into acrylics.
Then, I decided to take up watercolors - which in my opinion, are the hardest to do. There's no mistakes in watercolors. When you put that paint down, it's there to stay.
Watercolors are most generally, so light and airy.
I painted this of Carmine, our red Doberman Pincher for John.
We had two precious granddaughters move in with us and we raised them. What a blessing they were. This was their bedroom door (which I've never repainted). It is the ME Queen of Everything. It is very hard to get a picture of because our hallway is rather tight. I'm standing in the bathroom to take this picture.
This is from the end of the hallway.
I've also painted canvas in oils. But, that is definitely not my cup of tea. I did one painting for John one year at Christmas and that was the end of canvas painting for me.
So, just a little insight into my world of painting.
Enjoy!
Judy
Wednesday, 7 December 2016
Be Mine Valentine
He loves me, he loves me not, he loves me... well of course he loves me... mmm...
Hi to those fellow romantics out there... the 14th is looming... its time to find that perfect card, or better still make that perfect card...
I thought these would be great for those out there that aren't keen of the fluffy gooshy floral numbers... these are for the bling fans. The way I see it, you can never have too much bling.
Well, hope you all have someone special to cuddle up with on Valentines Day, whether it be your other half or your special little furball... enjoy the day...
Just remember... love life, laugh lots!!!
Luv Deb x
Stampin Up! Products
Paper - Cardstock Whisper White, Real Red, Basic Black
Stamp Set - Sweetheart
Punch - Full Heart
Ink - Basic Black
Embossing Folder - Perfect Polka Dots
Other - Stampin Dimensionals, Snail Adhesive, Heart Treat Cup
Other Products
Paper - Red Glitter Card, Floral Rhinestones, Red Heart Scatters, Red Beads
MOJO 264
This last week has been a bit hectic... sooo much happening.. not enough hours in the day! Finally I had a free hour or two to disappear in my lovely little room to do a bit of therapy... tonight's therapy was getting a bit of MOJO on...
This card was for all the 'fishermen' out there...
Here is the sketch and the card... 'Here Fishy Fishy...."
Well, time to curl up in bed for a bit of reading... and much needed sleep...
Till next time...
Luv Deb x
Tuesday, 6 December 2016
A Blessed Mothers Day!
When you get a card like this, how could you not have a great Mother's Day? I had got these dresses for the girls last week and they made this card for me. I know I am prejudiced, but aren't they darling?
My son called this morning to wish me a Happy Mother's Day and granddaughters came by.
So, it was a good day.
And then, it was also a sad, sentimental day.
Today, Landen would have been 11 years old. I can just imagine what he would have been like. Full of boy energy I'm sure! I know that he and John are keeping things hopping in Heaven.
I had this picture painted in oils from two different photos that I had of Landen.
The bottom one (with all of the hair) was taken just a few days before he was diagnosed with Neuroblastoma State 4 cancer. He was such a trooper and we had many months of good times before he went to be with the Lord.
The top left photo was taken about a month before he passed away. He truly went from a little boy to a young man in a short time.
If you haven't read about Landen, go to the Dedication to Landen at the top of my page.
He made us all realize that we need to treasure every minute we have on this earth. I thank him for that lesson because it made me realize when John got sick that every minute was special.
And it was!
Happy Mother's Day to you all!
Judy
Saturday, 3 December 2016
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