About to wrap up my little project due this month, and thanks to anyone who helped out by donating fabric and paper! I have lots left over for another project or two, and hopefully the "client", my church, will want to fill up some new building wallspace with something else by me, someday in the future. So if you had items for me held back, I will still happily take them for future use.
Anyhow, here's a bit more of it along the way. It reeks of glue smells and has stringy bits all over it, but it's almost done and ready for delivery and framing. The goal is to have it hanging before next Sunday, when the new building will be ready for inhabitation. Forgive the photo quality, they're from my phone.
Thanks for your comments and help, it's been fun.
The little project I referred to here has had a deadline postponement,
so therefore I've slacked off a bit in my efforts to wrap it up. Which has
been nice, as it's given me plenty of time to cook, read, clean up in the
scary basement (ugh), waste lots of time doing nothing, read more,
and to avoid getting sick. The latter we're both attempting here in our house,
and not very successfully. So today is Chicken Soup Day, preparation of which will commence shortly.
Of course I'll still take donations of fabric or paper (always, I've no shame in asking) and hope to get busier soon and make more progress. This particular step involved lots of gluey ModPodge, which I had to peel off my fingers for about 5 days, and making a horrendous mess in our cramped limited-space hobbit-sized house. Oh well. It's fun to be in arts and crafts world for awhile, even if it involves laborious daily cleanup.
More to come later, if I get my act together...
I've been working hard on a little project that is due in January. In case I asked you for paper remnants, fabric leftovers, or any sort of similar items, this is where they were to go. It's just a peek of a part of the whole, but at least there's something to show. And I thank everyone who has given me items very very much...you know who you are!
Love on a cold, rainy, and not very Christmasy Monday...
