Debi Hubbs Illustration

This is from my Myrtle B. McFrizzle group. Myrtle has not arrived yet, but Ginger is enjoying some serenity by the sea with a seagull. This original is for sale in my website. Also prints for sale in my store as well as most of the other art places selling my stuff.

…a free desktop calendar. I know there are only a few days left for April but… why not?

I love making lists on post-its. I am trying a daily calendar so I can document what I am up to and how I go astray. Here is mine for today so far…

I thought I would show an update on Pebbles. She is still quite the model.

This is a childish way I have been entertaining myself lately. I call it Eye Spy. I have been secretly placing google eyes on things, taking a photo, then leave the eyes. I have no idea why I think this is so funny but I do. I am laughing while I type this. I believe I am on about a 9 year old boys maturity level when it comes to humor.

I was so excited to see these awesome cross stitch designs! I cannot express how it feels to know someone actually has my little chickens on their wall. It is very heartwarming. Just look at what an awesome grouping Sharon Bishop has made.
I am so grateful she decide to share them with me. Here is a bit about Sharon…

I just love how Kristina created this quilt from “The Swing”. Her fabric choices are really fun to see and made me wonder why I haven’t been painting any blue chickens. Great idea! Thank you so much for sharing this cute quilt. Here is a bit about Kristina…

At sea in the summer sunshine
fresh bread maybe even some wine
She has dreams you see
for fish fricassee
While the cat thinks canned tuna is fine.

The Hooters
A new original and prints now available.

Now that I am designing fabric I feel a big desire to sew all the time. I have a charming machine sitting here.

Update. I caved and bought this. A 6 foot statue replica from the Easter Island Moai. Some people call him Gum Gum from the movie Night at the Museum.
I just love it. One of those purchases you never regret.

I have been working a lot doing things like this.
Anyway I decided to do nothing for a few days. I would watch TV and finish reading the last four books from The Dark Tower. The plan was to lay in bed, eat snacks and enjoy doing nothing.

Donna Seegmueller sent me these images and I had to share them. How cute and what a great idea. Love it! Here is what she did…

I want to share with you a creation I made using Debi Hubbs design, The Picnic, which I purchased at the Quilt Loft in Albany Oregon during the “sew Oregon” event in October 2011. Using a pattern (Simplicity Quick& Quilted project, 1981) from something I made many years ago, I adapted the design to create a picnic map and two placemats.

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Recently I visited (with a family member who I am not allowed to discuss on this website but I will volunteer that this certain family member was mildly disgruntled over attending the garden with me but seeing as it was my birthday grumbled along which actually made the garden a bit more entertaining.) Anyway, I like a good plant and clever landscape but when I saw this I was really impressed. I don’t know who made these, or how, and am too lazy to look it up but here they are. Plant people…

I was just going to show you my latest turkey that is one of the stars in my new ecards. Tudfwich P. Thompson. This is him here…
And this is him on a bad day…..