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<-->If you wanna know what I’ve been up to for the last two weeks check it out!
I had so much fun working with Josh and Chap on the films for Camp Destin!
My job was to create the costumes and props for all four films and I did except I had nothing to do with the cardboard penis spaceship!
…and the circus tent was a collaboration between Josh, Brian (the magician) and I. That was a big challenge but we pulled it off, thanks to Brian!!!
Don’t forget to watch the video’s!
I recently made a few wine bolsters for a winery located in the Applegate Valley, Oregon!
They are selling my wine bolsters in their store located in Jacksonville, Oregon.
Check out the winery here www.jacksonvillevineyards.com
When I was in Montana I discovered Evelyn Cameron, a frontier photographer 1894-1928.
Cameron, nee Flower, was one tough and talented lady. She moved to Montana with her husband Ewen, going there initially in 1889, on a hunting trip for their honeymoon. They left their life of upperclass English society, established a ranch in eastern Montana early in the development of that part of the west. A need for additional income and a love of photography lead Evelyn to produce a large number of high quality photographs. Those photographs represent a historical archive of enormous value. The photos show the people of the time, how they made a living, the tools they used, vast landscapes, range horses, cattle roundups, farmers’ fields, and the wildlife of the high plains.
At the time, the Kodak camera was the camera of choice for most American photographers, however Cameron did much of her work with a 5×7 Graflex.
I had a really great time in glacier National Park last week, Chap and I meet my family in Montana and spent the week exploring the beauty around us. I saw one grizzly bear, ten black bear (including two cubs), a mother moose and her calf, mountain rams and goats licking the salt off the side of the cliffs, one bald eagle, one wolf (or it could have been a coyote), one beaver, lots of different birds, tons of water falls, one fox, one elk, many many dear (plus baby). The list could go on!
I am glad to be back now and I will tell more about the pony project later this week. But for now I must get back to quilting…
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Here are my two Inspiration Boards, I have two because my first board ended up being too small so I continued onto a second board.
