Friday, 27 June 2014

And we're off!

Sorry for the lack of blog activity recently but I've been making felt ready for Art in the Pen at Carlisle. We going now this minute so I'll let you know how it went next week. 
Bye for now.
love Fi x

13 comments:

Elderberry-Rob said...

Wow this has to be the best one yet! if there could be a best one - the detail is lovely, I love nasturtium and I love hares. Good luck with your latest sales. Betty

Anonymous said...

I just don't know how you do it but I am very pleased that you do.

The Weaver of Grass said...

All the best for an absolutely successful show.

Kim said...

Good luck! Your work never ceases to amaze me! Could you possibly let me know how much a small commission of a robin would be when you have a moment? Thank you!

Kim said...

Good luck! Your work never ceases to amaze me! Could you possibly let me know how much a small commission of a robin would be when you have a moment? Thank you!

Noelle the dreamer said...

Absolutely stunning! Your creativity knows no bound Fiona!

l.wilks11 said...

What a great piece of work! hope all goes well for you at the show.....xx

Lyn said...

Have a lovely time and I so Love this hare!
xxx

Susan Smith said...

Oh, that hare is magnificent. Have a great time and take care.

Adaliza said...

Good luck, Fi. Your work is amazing. We're away by the seaside but I've brought my sewing machine and have already fitted in a bit of patchwork on the patio in amazing sunshine. Difficult to think of Christmas colours for my bit Christmas market when the sun is blazing! Hope you have an amazingly successful show.

Virginia said...

Hope you do really well - your work is gorgeous so I hope there are plenty of people there who appreciate how much time and skill goes into your pieces, and snap them up!

Anonymous said...

I found your blog through wow featured artist and I just wanted to tell you that I love your artwork. Your scenes are beautiful and whimsical, the embroidered detailing is so awesome. I am a beginner when it comes to wet felting ( usually using wool to make yarn, not wall art). and your work is inspirational.

ES said...

You have been very busy this year!!

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