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My great blue heron punch needle rug! This one is about 2 ft by 3 ft. I spent a month exactly working on this one. Mostly acrylic yarn and a few random yarns. I got some new burlap (the kind for covering shrubs in the snow) and it's much easier to work with than what I had before.
Holy smokes, this is gorgeous! Really love the colors and the texture!
Did you work from a pattern, or create one yourself?
Thank you so much!!! I made the pattern myself!
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My walleye stamp! Quarter for scale. I carved this one last year.
This ermine rug is about 13 by 20 inches or so! The background colour is cotton and the rest is acrylic yarn, on burlap backing.
My chicken rug! I think it's a sussex hen? I don't really know my chicken breeds...
It's about 18 by 18 inches with a loop in the back to hang like a tapestry. Burlap and (mostly) acrylic yarn (with a few mystery yarns I got secondhand). About a week's work with my punch needle!
My great blue heron punch needle rug! This one is about 2 ft by 3 ft. I spent a month exactly working on this one. Mostly acrylic yarn and a few random yarns. I got some new burlap (the kind for covering shrubs in the snow) and it's much easier to work with than what I had before.
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A little snoopy rug (12 by 12 inches or so) made as as a gift for a loved one!
My seahorse rug! It's about 5 by 12 inches. Made with a punch needle on monkscloth. I use a knockoff q-snap frame that's about 14x14 inches, but I only had this scrap of cloth to use. This was an experiment to see if basting woven fabric to the edges would make it workable on the frame, and it worked great!
My latest punch needle rug! It's about 13 by 13 inches. The purple-y yarn has tinsel which gives it a little sparkle.
My large dog stamp! Quarter for scale. I'm really happy with how the fur and paws turned out on this one.
I learned how to punch needle so I could make this! A silky anteater rug/tapestry! I used monks-cloth for the backing. All of the yarn is secondhand so I'm not totally sure what fibre each is, but I'm pretty sure it's mostly acrylic with some cotton. For the fur colour I stained some white yarn in earl grey tea and I love the way it came out! The white and green background is one yarn, presumably a self-striping granny square yarn?
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A couple of my lino-cut stamps, a hen and a chick! Quarter for scale. These were a lot of fun to carve - I hadn't carved anything quite as tiny and detailed as the chick before, but I'm really pleased with how it turned out.
A little wooden sign I lino-printed and painted! The opossum and triangle are stamps I carved, and the banner (and fur details) are painted/drawn in with acrylic markers. I would love to sell some little wooden signs like this with my different linocut stamps!
A painting of my live-action Garfield: a Tail of Two Kitties beanie baby, and the subject himself!
The painting is 7x10 inches and is painted in acrylics. The red on his hat, tag and coat are glittery - you can kind of see it in the last picture!
A clay sockeye salmon I made a couple of years ago - quarter for scale! He is very short and stubby, and covered in glitter paint! I think the clay I used might be a ceramic clay, but it was sold as air dry clay with no further details. He is heavy!
A beaded white bison pincushion(?) I made. Quarter for scale! Made up of white fleece and some sort of white batting material, with a bit of felt for the horn and some yarn for the tail. The border is made up of iridescent seed beads - I wasn't aware that they sold beads pre-strung (mine are loose in tic-tac style containers), so it was a bit of a pain to pick them up one by one!
I still don't really know what it is. I didn't have any plan while making it, and it just kind of came together! I was asked if it was a pincushion, so we're going to go with that!
I didn't back it, so you can see most of my stitches.
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My only true still life painting I've done so far, made up of random things around my house - a Beanie Baby bison (his name is Beauford) wearing a pair of tiny glasses, a pink crocheted... something(?) that I made, a wooden box I painted, two rocks and a tiny little wooden chest. All painted on a round canvas with acrylic paint.
A horse, drawn from a reference photo I took at the local fair. Charcoal and soft pastel on acrylic paper painted grey. I haven't done much work in charcoal, but I had a sudden urge to shade a shiny horse coat and it seemed like the best option!
