Showing posts with label paint. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paint. Show all posts

Friday, July 14, 2023

Time to play catch-up with projects! Kind of better late than never!

I am welcoming myself back. It has been a long time since I even thought of posting on here.
 So there are quite a few projects to check out!
Here we go!


You will see as you scroll that I have been making a lot of recycled cds into Christmas ornaments! Most are dot painted and have 65 on them to commemorate friends' 65th birthdays. Lots of fun, acrylic paint, Cricut-cut numbers, some have bows or little silver initials attached also. Top coated to shine. For the most part the ornaments are hung with fishing line inserted into the hole I drilled out.

Canvas for a baby's room. Cut out the rabbit and decoupaged it on the canvas that I painted and lettered.
Ribbon to hang

cd ornament

cd ornament

Baby canvas, stenciled and lettered using acrylic paint


More cd ornaments though some people have asked if these are used for colorblindness tests.


Wooden stocking ornament, I textured the top and painted in acrylic paint and lettered. 
Baby's name on other side.


Another fun cd


More cds. No two are alike


Lacy knit cowl - acrylic yarn


More cds


Stitch pattern for cowl


Another cowl


The back of most of the cds


Another cd


Neck warmer, knitted


Neck warmer, knitted


Another neck warmer



I enjoyed this ombre yarn - neckwarmer


Another neck warmer


Another neck warmer


Neck warmer OR hood


Neck warmer OR hood

Masonite board, acrylic paints...wedding keepsake sign


1st Prize in the Penmanship category in our local fall fair 2022


Another cd ornament


A dog sign - rope and I painted with acrylics and attached a double hook -
 this is where you hang the dog's leash!


Masonite board, acrylic paints, new home keepsake


Cd ornament


Plastic tablecloths cut up in strips and tied onto a hanger that has been stretched open. 
This is for my granddaughters' playhouse.


Some flowers on tree slices
Acrylic paint


Pen and ink home on masonite board for a new home keepsake


Sunflowers on canvas - acrylic and water colors, glistening spray for a bit of sparkle



Ski band - extra chunky yarn, knit


Cowl - extra chunky yarn, knit

I think that catches me up. Hard to believe we are halfway through 2023 already! 




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Enjoy the summer!

~Sue







 

Tuesday, December 7, 2021

Pre-Christmas 2021

 Busy as usual with life and some projects. So here are some of my newest items!

One of our large maple trees snapped some big limbs during a storm so that presented an opportunity - cut the limbs into slices and make ornaments!



Reindeer - acrylic paint, glitter spray, poly topcoat; drilled hole with my Dremel, 
gold stretchy thread to hang, name on reverse


Silver basecoat, hugging bears (copyright free clip art) in acrylic paint, poly topcoat; drilled hole, 
gold stretchy thread to hang; photo on reverse


Santa face, acrylic paint, poly topcoat: drilled hole, fishing line to hang



Silhouette of a family member's dog, acrylic paint, poly topcoat, hole, hang with fishing line. 
Name and year on reverse


Snowman and reindeer, acrylic paint, poly topcoat, hang with fishing line, names on reverse


Twin snowmen for twins. Acrylic paint, poly topcoat, fishing line to hang, names on reverse.


Angel, Sharpie marker, acrylic paint, glitter spray, poly topcoat; hang with fishing line. 
Name on reverse.

Penguin- acrylic paint, poly topcoat, hang with fishing line. 
Names on reverse.


Owl, made a textured paint using acrylic paint for feathers.  Poly topcoat, hang with fishing line.
Names on reverse.


And for something different, a friend wanted this poem done in calligraphy. 5" x 7" matted in an 8" x 10" frame.


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Thanks for looking!


Thursday, January 24, 2019

Let's get this party started!

Ok, now that I am psyched to keep this current I will show new projects as I finish them.

This wrapped canvas sign was a joy to make. With wrapped canvas, I painted with brown acrylic paint as the background.  Lettering in pink, yellow and white have the baby's information.  I sprayed a top coat of varnish (now that was fun as it was so cold in the garage and outside so I sprayed fast, brought the canvas inside.)  I attached some ribbon to hang the sign and then gave it as a present.

I will be starting another sign soon, a friend's first grandchild is due any day now so once I get the info I can start painting!  Boy or girl?  I lean towards the baby being a boy but hey, I have a 50/50 chance!



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Sue

I'm getting there - it's time for 2018 projects!

Here are more projects!

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These two photos are of a wooden sign I made.  Using red for the background, made a plaid pattern with green and white paint. Lettered in white paint then using the sander I distressed the whole sign.

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Below are lots of various scarves, infinity scarves and cowls that I knit.















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Front and back of Christmas ornament, personalized. I cut the spruce wood, drilled a hole and painted.


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Front and back of ornament.  Cut the wood from spruce. Used pumice medium to give the tree texture.  Painted green and added lots of colored dots on the tree. Lettered the back.  

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Baby keepsake, wrapped canvas, acrylic paint, varnish.

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Wood shim project to fit into a frame that I had. Stained a lot of wood shims different colors. Heavy cardboard was the base on which I glued all the shims.  My first attempt at shim work.

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Wood plaque. acrylic paints, teeth hanger on back for this new baby's sign.

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A 60th Birthday gift for a friend.  Flat canvas board, water colors for map and acrylic paint for all other painting. Drilled holes to hang.  Can you guess the state?

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Wedding -for the Dads and below one of the wrist corsages for the moms - stretchy bracelets and I attached ribbon, leaf and flower.



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Wedding party girls wooden hangers.  Lettered and ribbon accent.

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Baby keepsake, wooden plaque. Stained wood, acrylic lettering, varnish.

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Sign - whitewashed, turquoise lettering, spray varnish.

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More knitting projects below




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  Little clothes rack. Cut spruce wood, painted with watercolors and acrylic paint. Wooden knobs. Varnish.

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Cut wood, stained then lettered in acrylic paints. 

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Watercolors and acrylic paint. Varnish, teeth hanger on back.  New baby gift.

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Wedding things below

   

Cardstock table numbers lettered in gold.


These two signs are 16" x 20" canvas and were displayed on easels. 
 Acrylic paint and artificial greenery.



Cardstock sign lettered and trimmed in gold paint, used on a birdcage.

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Large canvas, acrylic paint. Hung above a cut piece of wood, painted and hooks attached for coats.

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Zia's garden sign. Painted with acrylic paint, cut wood for plaque and also a stake.  Outdoor varnish. 




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Cut wood trees out of spruce, painted and decorated and lettered on the back in acrylic paint.  Varnished and put a green cord through the drilled hole to hang.





Thanks for joining me!


- Sue