Babies and tree skirts and valentines
Anyone who reads my blog, and I have discovered there are many more 
readers than I realized, knows I am lacking (seriously lacking) in the technical department. My motto is always just begin and it will "come to you" as you go! Not as quickly as I would like, but all other things here are peachy! My daughter Katie and her husband Joe are having a little girl in April.
I find that not only do many of my papier mache pieces remind collectors of me and my face, but now anything I do has a touch of pink. Artists so often resemble their work and how their life is proceeding shows right through. I made valentines today and photographed a sweet pink snowbaby on 2 feet of pure white snow (in my bare feet ,but I was very quick!) and the snow looks baby blue without any editing and the Valentine looks like a baby girl birth announcement!
My new valentine, I love a good old fashioned February14!
an heirloom quality Christmas tree skirt of wool for a new little somebody...such fun to design,along with images of my stork, I used many of my baby cards received by my mother, antique glass Christm
as beads and a felted wool that I felted even more and dyed the palest pink. 
youngest of 3, Susannah, with my oldest and only grandbaby Jack! We went to the zoo last week and had a freezy, frosty, foggy good time! My daughter Katie who is Jack's mom, Jack and Sus meandering through the zoo parking lot.
Dear Teena~~~I am a huge fan of yours! I have collected your ornaments and other delights for years. Love your talent! Love your creations!~~~XXOO, Beth
Posted by: Elizabeth Holcombe | January 27, 2008 at 06:06 PM