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I've been making things since I was very young. My first-grade notebooks are full of doodles and drawings. My mom sewed, and on her classic black and gold, 1945-era Singer, I started sewing pieces of fabric together, then doll clothes, and by 7th grade I was making my own dresses for school. I began college in 1968 as an Art major, and continued to experiment with many different media. As a young married woman (age 20!) I began making all my gifts at Christmas time for family members: ornaments, stuffed animals, and many other things. I made curtains and re-upholstered furniture for all the houses we lived in. I took inspiration from every source: magazines and books, nature, museums, stores and TV shows. I've tried pottery, oil painting, water-color painting, fabric crafts of all kinds, knitting, crochet, paper collage, beading and jewelry making, shell crafts, furniture painting, paper-mache creations, doll-making, quilting.....you name it, I've probably given it a try. I still get excitement from seeing something that makes me think, "I CAN DO THAT!!", and I go home and get started.

Sunday, January 20, 2013

Cold Weather Works

Frigid valley temperatures have given me the opportunity to work on lots of new projects.  New crocheted totes, wrap bracelets, and a batch of Valentines Day stones for the Arts Center Shop.
  I love working on these, but am looking forward to getting outside.  It's so cold I can barely finish a 40 minute walk.  In another week we'll be back in Arizona and southern New Mexico for some sun and golf.  More pictures to follow of a couple other projects in progress!







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