My neighbourhood is growing. Since I'm building these from scraps and stash, I'm using different skies for the houses -- a nice clear blue like the one I often see on the Canadian prairies, the white one for a snowy day, the northern lights, and a dark night time one. Each block so far has some advice (or maybe nonsense), and I've started on the words too.Thursday, October 9, 2008
Brenda's neighbourhood wisdom
My neighbourhood is growing. Since I'm building these from scraps and stash, I'm using different skies for the houses -- a nice clear blue like the one I often see on the Canadian prairies, the white one for a snowy day, the northern lights, and a dark night time one. Each block so far has some advice (or maybe nonsense), and I've started on the words too.
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I love the look of the different sky fabrics.
loving it. very fun. and hey - rickrack!
OK, the rick rack was a lazy, liberated thing -- there wasn't enough contrast between the sky and the house, so instead of changing the sky, I outlined the house with an old package of rickrack. everything old is new again -- didn't we all wear it long ago?
Love what you are doing with the word fabric. I have been collecting it and I think that I LOVE it on the houses. Rick rack can solve a world of problems!
Love what you are doing with the word fabric. I have been collecting it and I think that I LOVE it on the houses. Rick rack can solve a world of problems!
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