Pins push through her spleen.
One of my favoritest Tim Burton Poems-- yes, he writes poetry too! All charmingly illustrated...
Martha writes:
And, as blog awards go, I am will pay it forward and share the sweetness...!
Here are my picks:
- Sherry Kristoff, From Sherry's Heart
- Lori Brechlin, Notforgotten Farm
- & of course, Joee, of Cart Before the Horse
- & always, always, always, Rochelle Fugate
These four gals define Primitive Folk Art, for me, as a folk artist...
Sherry's exquisite hooked rugs and whimsies...I own one of Sherry's hooked pieces, and I can tell you that her craftsmanship is incomparable! And, she is so willing to share her years of experience--I've lost count of how many of us girls she's taught to hook, over the phone (yes, that does sound a bit racey doesn't it?!)
Lori's fabulous work--her scherenschnitte (papercuttings) are timeless--a rare quality in the modern folk art world...
Joee & Dylan never cease to amaze us all with their innovative and beautiful designs--I have long admired the "honest" quality of their work! And every week, rain or shine, there's something new to enchant and amaze!!
Rochelle's dollies are simply wonderful in every way--muslin folk figures that demand you fall in love with them...and it's quite easy, believe me. Each is their very own little personage--Rochelle takes traditional "techniques" and then sprinkles each figure with a sense of humor, happiness, and a sweet spirit. Dollie Goodness personified! :)
Now, I really must fly from the nest...my husband & I are headed to The Inn of Glenhaven to celebrate our 9th anniversary! I am soooo excited! I am taking my sketchbook, of course, and my camera to take pictures to share with you...the Estus area is one of Colorado's most beautiful spots...stay tuned!
Until next time,
Blessings,
Meg
1 comment:
Awww, shucks. . .
Thanks Nutmeg!
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