Funky necklaces I've been making. This one sold at the Louisville booth. I have others on my Etsy site and a few in my booth in Winchester.

And a third landscape fabric postcard sold to Eleanor in Utah. Thanks again!

Another fabric landscape postcard sold to Eleanor in Utah. Thanks!

Fabric postcard sold on Etsy to Eleanor in Utah.

You have to click on this to see the detail but the fall colors of the yarns on this fiber necklace had a thread of bright teal -- I wanted to keep this one for myself -- my favorite color along with those old favorites -- fall colors -- what a perfect combination.

Detail on first machine felted "dangle" on fiber necklace and felted "bead." Okay, so I added my favorite teal color to the fall colors -- just couldn't resist as the yarns for the necklace had a bit of bright teal in it!

This one also has a western flavor -- I named it Sunrise. Lynn also "bought" this one!

This fabric landscape is Turquoise Mountain which is one I just "sold" to Lynn. It has quite a bit of stitching as opposed to the preceeding ones.

Another tiny fabric landscape -- simple with no decorative stitching. This one is at the Damselfly shop.

I just love creating small fabric landscapes. This one is 5x7" and often I choose the frame and then make match the fabrics to it -- I am definitely a "color" mood person. The fun thing about this one is that I used the same fabric for the 1st and last mountain ranges -- I just turned it sideways and there were yellow and green streaks in it that weren't in the upper piece. I really like working with variegated fabrics, especially hand dyed ones. I also enjoy using the selvages from fabric as grass as in this one; some of the colors you get on fabrics are realy cool when frayed. This one is in the Damselfly shop.

This was a fun collage I recently sold. I started with an easel back (the kind that are in the back of an 8x10 phtoto frame). I had a couple of extras from when I was into picture framing. I wrapped it with a piece of fabric -- an already collaged print(!). On top I layered a painting I'd done at a class in NC. To it I sewed pieces of fabric, mesh, and a hand made and painted clay heart with the words Believe on it (received in an online swap).