Christmas Wall Hanging

Some of these panels are hard to resist. This one came from a local show.
And just in time for Christmas.

The bulk of the background is done in snowflakes!

Now that it's quilted and after the binding, there are small lights to be installed, cut into the tree portion. Should be cute.

Quilt Interlude

Blue and white are my favourite colours for a quilt. They were also my High School colours. Fancy that.
Another donation quilt assembled by the ladies of my guild and now,  quilted.

Enough Cards for This Season

I selected the best of the paper printed images and attached them to the card. A a few were printed directly to the card stock.
I even included two that were printed on cloth!

That's done........
Still thinking about how to incorporate this.........

Lino Cuts Test Run

I finished 3 and 4 this morning, so after lunch I played with Ink and Paint.

The ink runs were pretty good so I switched over to the paint to get colour.

And........ I'm not happy
The paint is a different creature. It behaves in a much looser manner and I had some difficult loading the brayer.
I tried a couple directly to card stock.
Again not happy.
I can see the need for a bracket or brace for holding the lino block and aligning the card. Everything totally disappears using the heavier card stock.

Just like Goldilocks, one too little, one too much and one so-so.

And then because I love this fabric, I printed on on a scrap.

Getting Ready for the Season

Finally,
My board is cleared and I can get back to playing with the Lino cuts
Nothing too ambitious here as I'm still working on the process.
So 4"x6" plate for Christmas cards sounds about right.
Cloth or paper?
We'll see.

I found some simple line drawings on line. Just my speed for this go around.