Showing posts with label Dry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dry. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
WIP - Hands
More hand prints. It is sooooooo unbelievably hot and dry here, normally we have a humidity level around 50% or higher this time of year, which is causing problems with drying times. Problems as in everything is drying within minutes, sometimes seconds, making it difficult to work the cloth.
Saturday, August 25, 2012
Saturday, June 09, 2012
Garden Update 060912
Praying for rain! Just finished watering the garden, by the time I was done it looked as if I hadn't even watered. Tomorrow I'm putting down the final layer of heavy mulch along with the seaper hoses!
My grapevine has grapes on it for the first time in 8 years, mainly because the neighborhood thief didn't shear it off to the quick this past winter!!! Yes I actually have someone who has been coming into my yard and cutting back my vines, and then stealing them!!!
Anyway, we'll be putting netting on the arbor this coming week to keep the cardinals, and other birds, from stealing my grapes. Mainly it's the cardinals that have been causing problems, they did a pretty good job of stripping the cherry tree that's just behind the grape vine, and the cherries hadn't even turned red yet.
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Studio Update 021212
Waiting on one of the large shelves to finish drying before I start putting heavy items on it, waiting for paint to dry/cure can be torturous! The two floral teapots on the top shelf belonged to my mother, they really pop against the verdant green color.
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Mono Print with Golden Paints

Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Madder Root

YES there is a discernable difference in the color and the intensity of the colors you get when using fresh or dried madder root! If you can get fresh roots that is the best way to go, much better reds. The lightfastness and washfastness will be the same but the overall intensities will be different.
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