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Linda
Midwestie Lady
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My three aprons have been published!
The Dance of Blogging
Thank you, Stampington and Company! I've Been Published!
Flower Sketching, my poppy art canvas, has been published in the Somerset Studio Gallery, Summer 2011, magazine published by Stampington & Co. I'm celebrating as this is my first art to be published!
About Me
- Midwestie Lady - Linda
- In beautiful country on the west coast, Florida, United States
- I'm glad you stopped to visit my blog. Visit my three shops for my latest art and other creations. Look for MidwestieLady on Etsy and on ArtFire. I also am setting up a new shop on ArtFire called ISeeAnimals featuring animals in art, decor, jewelry and gifts. I love all things primitive and vintage. I love adding vintage treasures to my original mixed media art. Art was my favorite hobby during my working years and is now my full time career. I opened an Etsy shop, MidwestieLady in August 2009 and an ArtFire studio with the same name in October 2010. I share my days in sunny Florida with Samson, my Westie. He and his companion JD, my black and white tuxedo cat, were best buddies and my art studio managers over the years. JD passed over the Rainbow Bridge in 2008 and is truly missed. He lives in our hearts and will still appear in my art.
Melange Team of Mixed Media Artists
A photo of JD
What supplies do you need to make the dancing ghost circle? That is so cool!
ReplyDeleteWhat were the supplies? I cant find directions anywhere.
ReplyDeleteEach ghost is created using a beach ball for the head, and a length of rerod stuck in the ground to support the ghost. Put the beach ball on the top of the rerod. The rest is made of white shower curtains from the Dollar store. Paint the beach ball white using spray paint. Put a shower curtain over the beach ball and gather it around the bottom to form the neck. Then gather it again several inches down to form the waist. Take another shower curtain and wrap it around the neck and extend the ends to form the arms. Tie the arms together to the next ghost. or use a twistie to connect them. Add another shower curtain around the waist to make the skirt fuller if you want to. Put orange and red little lights in the pile of leaves to look like a fire.
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