CALLING ALL ARTISTS- Let's make an art gallery!

Here is an invitation:

I started a new game (20 Questions) and I hope this takes you there.

https://community.breastcancer.org/forum/31/topics/836885?page=1#idx_3

and that you will want to play along.

Beautiful - love the contrast of the brilliant colours on the black and the lovely humming bird design.

Gosh Jo.....you can do anything !! Nice work. I did a lot in my lifetime but never wanted anything to dp with crocheting .......did a ton of wood carving and glass work and of course my favorite...painting.

artsee, beautiful painting

Do you have that hanging in your home? The colors and subject matter are lovely

JO-5 I love your crocheted throw. Stunning.

Crochet and Knitting are 2 crafts I have never mastered well. My Mother In Law did beautiful work and she always made things for me. Wish I had of gotten the chance for her to teach me.

I adore watercolours. art see your work is amazing.

Thanks for sharing ladies.

Been a while since I have shared anything.

Gave this to my Father In Law. He has had it professionally framed.

Just acrylics OncoWarrior. I painted it over 3 canvases.

It may just be the photo.

Here are a couple of glass pieces I made. Nothing too awesome, but it makes me feel good to do them

lumping Glass

One of the most common techniques in kilnforming glass is the technique of "slumping". This is the process of placing a piece of glass in a mold, and heating it hot enough and long enough for it to droop down and conform to the shape of the mold. It is usually the last trip through the kiln for a project. The first firing would be to fuse the glass. An optional second firing would be for a firepolish if needed. The third and final firing would be to slump. Each of these firings would be at progressively lower temperatures. For example, one might fulse at 1500F, firepolish at 1390F and slump at 1180F.

If the glass is drooping into an object - it is called slumping.

Jo that bear face (decoration) makes me go Aaaawwwww (all mushy)

Landscape quilting.

Beautiful work all of you!

seeing as Christmas just around the corner, ill share some of the many ornaments i made this year.