Just a tiny sliver of a proposal that I've been working on. All I can say is that Lutradur TM, lace and soldering is involved. :-)

I've been experimenting with a Tim Holtz stamp pad technique that looks a bit like watercolors. I like how no piece turns out the same do to the mixing of the water mist on the ink. Here's the link if you want to give Tim's art a try: http://www.bing.com/videos/watch/video/tim-holtz-perfect-distress/92a68d04c4fc54badef092a68d04c4fc54badef0-415951618702?q=tim%20holtz%20youtube%20distress%20ink%20pad%20technique

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My friend Dove is hosting a triptych trade on my Fiber Art Traders group and these are the pieces that I made. One to keep and two to trade. What fun these were to put together!

Come on this isn't art, well unless your heart is 6 years old. ;-) I couldn't resist! While cleaning up our yard and pruning the bushes I saved a few from the compost pile and made an Easter tree. I must admit that I haven't done this since Eden was little but I really got a kick out of it. Odd is convinced that I should be committed to the looney bin.

Art for the day: A sweet reminder of the good ole days and that summer will return again soon.

I made a couple more bookmarks for FAT challenge prizes last night that will go out in the mail tomorrow. I was totally energized after seeing the grandkids this weekend. What fun they are.