I’ve always loved round robin quilts, quilts that spend a bit of time with different people, each person adding their own special twist to it. I have not had time to do one of these since starting my blogging adventures – until now! One blog I’ve really enjoyed reading for awhile is “amylouwho“, the blog of Amy…
Monthly Archives: July 2010
Redlands Art Association Site is Live!
Well, I’ve been spending lots of time this summer learning the ins and outs of web design. The biggest project I’ve done to date is updating the Redlands Art Association website. The RAA is a gallery in my home town totally run by volunteers. I’ve been writing the newsletter for this group for a year…
Bamboo floors update #1
We’ve been chipping away at the redecorating of the boys bedroom & playroom I posted about here. Please note: I didn’t repaint these walls, I did this when we moved in over 6 years ago. (You can read a bit more about this and the quilts I designed for the boys here). By last Wednesday,…
Simple Changes, Amazing Results
I did some dyeing today with a couple of new gadgets, and I’m wondering – why the heck did it take me so long make these out? 15$ worth of bed risers = dyeing tables at the right height 60$ worth of shade cloth (installed by the hubby, thanks honey!) = a much cooler patio,…
Bumbleberry Pie for Breakfast
The weekend was busy, the highpoint was picking up Liam from a week at sleepaway music camp on Sunday. It’s a vegetarian camp, so he had requested a special dinner for his first night back before he left last week: potato salad, STEAK and a good dessert. Andrew brought some blueberries and strawberries home from the…
Yes You CAN: Build the Ultimate Storage Cart Tutorial
I’m starting a new blogging adventure! Once a month I’ll be posting a DIY tutorial on one of my home decorating adventures over at Lillyella. If you haven’t see Nicole’s blog yet, you’re in for a treat! She’s got lovely things to look at, all sorts of crafty how tos, and deelicious recipes to try,…
One Moment: My husband’s hands
I’ve posted previously about how I find the evidence of an artists’s hands in their work to be inspirational. I spent the lion’s share of yesterday writing a tutorial on how to make an ultimate storage cart (coming on Friday over at Lillyella). My twitter friends were regaled with quips about how much I loved looking at…
Maker’s Must: Libby Hampel
This week I’d love to show you some beautiful jewelry made by Libby Hampel. 1. Where are you located globally? Ann Arbor, MI 2. Where are you found online? www.ljlh-designs.com 3. What is your favorite thing to make? Brooches 4. When you’re making it… a. what do you love most about it? I love when…
Installing Bamboo Floors, One Day and DONE!
After the declutter to end all declutters in the boys playroom and bedroom last week, we then ripped up the nasty carpet and padding on Friday. Although the walls of the boys bedroom were painted when we first moved in (see that story along with the Southwestern style quilts I made for their beds here)…
One Moment: The Joy of Clearing Clutter
We’re gearing up to install bamboo floors in the boy’s bedroom and playroom! Hooray – goodbye hideous brown carpet! Hello cleanable, light and airy bamboo! Logan is especially excited because it’s very hard to actually play with legos and toys with wheels on carpet, so hooray for a more playable surface! (In my dreamworld, I’d put down…
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My name is Candy Glendening,and I’m addicted to color! I dye fabric so I can have just the hue & texture I want, and then use it to make art quilts and “everyday art”.
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