This album contains a variety of items, painted as long as 20 years ago to the present. Some of the older pictures were of poor quality, before scanning, but I'm pleased to have at least found a few.
I have given credit to a designer, when possible, but if anyone can help fill in the blanks, I'd be happy to add info.
Date(s): 1984-2009. Album by Linda. 1 - 71 of 71 Total. 121 Visits.
1 G'Ma & G'Pa shelf-sitters were done around 1984 for my parents. Designer: Ardi Hanson
2 A friend brought me the pattern packet and wood for "Lacey Ann." 1985 Designer: Unsure
3 The blank cutout was purchased at a craft store and mounted to a cheese-box lid. 1990 My design
4 "Checkerboard Wreath" 1992 Decorative Artist Workbook
5 These quilt blocks, constructed with 2" to 3" wood pieces, are assembled and glued to a birch backboard. The "fabrics" are combinations of dots, hearts, small flowers and vines. Large: 18" sq. Small: 12" sq. 1992 My designs
6 This hung in my kitchen about 15 years. Interior design is made of 3" pieces, and overall size is 18" square.
My design
7 Another 18" block with 3" pieces.
8 Enlarged view.
9 My mother and I rented space at a crafter's mall in 1993. These angels were popular: the largest being probably 18"-20" tall.
Designer: Julie White Book: "Country Club Christmas Special"
10 This wreath, on a white wall, shows little of the dove on top. It was a great seller, especially with custom color schemes.
Designer: Julie White Book: "Country Club Doll Book"
11 Another booth item. Wood designer: Juliet Martin
12 All items were offered with alternate colors. These horses were also done with a Christmas theme.
Wood: Julie White design.
13 Wagon was inspired from a book titled "Adorable Dolls" by Hanson. Booth item 1993.
14 Small "filler" item.
15 The only item we saved of our Fall/Halloween things. 1993
Julie White designer
16 Pots from a Julie White book, "Country Club Goes Southwest." End of booth items 1993
17 'Bunny Hutch' 1993 Julie White book, "Country Club"
18 Inspired from the book "Porcelainizing" by Zuidema. 1995
19 "Porcelain" clock that sits on my mantle. 1995 Inspiration: "Porcelainizing" book by Zuidema.
20 "Peace On Earth" was from a Jean Myers/Shirley Wilson book. 1995
21 Shepherd from the Juliet Martin book "Joyful Seasons." 1996
22 These Santas were painted for a friend and measure about 24" wide. 2000 A Julie White design.
23 A Betty Caithness packet inspired this painting, but I deleted and added several elements. This was painted on 4" squares of 1/4" wood, then covered with resin and grouted. Measures 18" x 26" framed. Kept this one. 2005
24 Finally up on the wall!
25 A canvas album was painted for my parents' 50th Anniversary. First attempt at Marjorie Harris-Clark roses. August 2005.
26 Back of album.
27 Gift for a friend, Mary. (Color scheme altered from original design) Dec. 2005 Designer: Book:
28 View 2
29 View 3
30 View 4
31 A wooden tray painted for my sister, Barbara. Jan 2006 Designer: Ros Stallcup Book:
32 Closeup
33 A tray of geraniums painted for a friend, Joann. November 2006 Designer: Ros Stallcup
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35 Ornaments for Grandchildren 2006 Made with 1/8" wood circles 3" dia Designer: Susie Wolfe
36 Snowman poop cans made from gallon paint cans. My designs
37 Besides "poop," cans were filled with small toys, trail mix and movie tickets.
38 I was disappointed with these labels. They were to be bright blue, but my printer was acting up--with a new cartridge, no less. Grrrrrrrr:-)
39 Back view
40 A special request Christmas gift for a friend, Vickie. Unfortunately, it wasn't completed until January 2007. My design.
41 We tried a simple, stained frame,...
42 but ultimately went with a matte black.
43 "Caution: Cole at work" Easter basket 2007
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48 Dirt bike lover: Caleb....Zoom Zoom Zoom Easter 2007
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51 For royalty with many titles: Caitlyn BreeAnn Princess Sweetie Pie Sissy Easter 2007
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55 Sgt. Conner Belton
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59 Table for cottage
60 Table top
61 Custom painted chairs
62 "Fire" close-up
63 Every cottage needs a fireplace.
64 This angel is from a packet designed by Marjorie Harris-Clark.
65 He is 39" tall and was designed to be painted on a wood cutout. Because of reaching problems, I used acrylic primed canvas from the roll.
66 I started at his head and worked my way down, folding under the easel or draping over the top as needed.
67 After he was finished, we cut him out, traced his outline to 1/4" plywood, and my husband cut him out. We then glued him in place.
