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Week 17

April 15-21, 2012

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We have needed a new clothespin bag for like 5 yea

We have needed a new clothespin bag for like 5 years, but we were making do and I never thought about it except for the rare occasions when I hang laundry out. I was doing that today and decided today was the day. So I looked online and didn’t like any of the options and realized I was going to have to make my own. So I did. I started making notes about what I liked about our old one, made some adjustments and realized I needed to actually play with fabric because I could not visualize it on paper. My first prototype went in to the trash because wow, I was still not seeing it. Second time was better, but if you’ll swipe, you’ll see that I forgot to leave a hole to turn it right side out. Luckily that was an easy fix. Once I had that done, I started in with my real fabric and I was so proud that I had sewed the hardware and loop in so carefully, reinforcing them several times and then….laughing til I cried because I had sewn it on the wrong side. Luckily that was also an easy fix and voila. A lined bag with a front slit opening. It has the clasps for hanging on the line and a loop for hanging on the hook in the closet. I also boxed the corners because I figured out how to do that last weekend. And now I need a nap. Except I have laundry to fold.

Wtaf. Pomegranate and Kelly green for #coloricombo

Wtaf. Pomegranate and Kelly green for #coloricombo. Using chalkify brushes from @alainajensen. I have never done chalk lettering, so I don’t know what details would make it more realistic (and I intend to poke around for examples to get ideas), but I know I would absolutely smudge the nearly finished work, so I totally used the finger smudger on some of the leaves. The sentiment is applicable to so many different things I don’t even know more to start. #wtaf #procreate #suzannesdigitalart #chalklettering

Keep going — cornflower and saffron for #coloric

Keep going — cornflower and saffron for #coloricombo. I watched @everytuesday’s tutorial earlier in the week and when I started working with these colors last night decided to play with what I remembered from her video. If you swipe and watch the video replay, you’ll notice that the lettering was originally going to be blue, but what you see in the final is the color burn paper texture layer that’s over top of everything (well, except the circle itself). At one point I turned the lettering layer off and really liked the way this looked, so I went with it! The moment when I switched to the darker background is when I finally decided I liked this one!#procreate #suzannesdigitalart #keepgoing #everytuesdaytutorial

Stop shrinking yourself to fit places you’ve out

Stop shrinking yourself to fit places you’ve outgrown. Pear and peacock for #coloricombo. I was really just messing around, playing with different brushes and blending modes to build up the layers and textures. #procreate #suzannesdigitalart

I would like to introduce you to my new plant baby

I would like to introduce you to my new plant baby. We have decided we’d like to see if we can keep houseplants alive. This one said it was a good starter plant and it is not toxic for the four-legged monsters who live here. Sally has gotten sprayed with the water bottle twice, Hobbes hasn’t gotten anywhere near it. LOOK AT THOSE LEAVES. The label just calls it a calathea, but I just looked it up online and it is actually a Calathea Peacock plant. And the site I’m on makes it sound sound a little more finicky than the label lead is to believe, but we will do our best to keep it alive and healthy.

What’s this? Regular Art journal content?? Yeste

What’s this? Regular Art journal content?? Yesterday’s meditation was about envisioning yourself breathing out colors and creating a rainbow around yourself. Mine landed in my book. I am doing some research on #asemicwriting, so this seemed like a great opportunity to use it. Swipe to see what’s in the pot at the end of the rainbow. Also for the photobomber. #getmessyart #suzannegetsmessy #rainbowart #gmseasonofheritage

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