City Mouse, Country Mouse and a sweet romance
Two treasuries I would like to share with you.
This first one named "City Mouse, Country Mouse" featuring my Critter Onion http://www.etsy.com/listing/65027840/hamster-mouse-gerbil-play-house-critter?ref=tre-926596478-12 which could hold any little real critter or make a perfect little house for a young child to play with. The Curator's shop http://www.etsy.com/shop/kimhambricart announcement says " I have been a fiber artist for 15 years. I create fiber art to experience color and share this experience with others. I enjoy creating energy from placing colors side by side.
My art relies primary on nature for its imagery. I hand-dye many of my own fabrics using paints that react with the sun. I also hand-carve rubber stamps and imprint shapes from nature onto my fabrics. Gingko and maple leaves, spirals, birds, snakes and abstract female figures are my favorites. I often further embellish my work with beads. You can find out more about me and my art on my website: www.kimhambricart.com, and on my blog: www.kimhambricart.blogspot.co" What a clever treasury she put together!
Next is a treasury I made this evening. As I'm sitting here with cold hands working on my computer because our heater isn't working! They are suppose to instal a new part on Monday. Thank God we have a second heater in the upstairs of our house so I can go sit upstairs and get warmed up, brrrrr. Hope this treasury doesn't leave you cold!
This first one named "City Mouse, Country Mouse" featuring my Critter Onion http://www.etsy.com/listing/65027840/hamster-mouse-gerbil-play-house-critter?ref=tre-926596478-12 which could hold any little real critter or make a perfect little house for a young child to play with. The Curator's shop http://www.etsy.com/shop/kimhambricart announcement says " I have been a fiber artist for 15 years. I create fiber art to experience color and share this experience with others. I enjoy creating energy from placing colors side by side.
My art relies primary on nature for its imagery. I hand-dye many of my own fabrics using paints that react with the sun. I also hand-carve rubber stamps and imprint shapes from nature onto my fabrics. Gingko and maple leaves, spirals, birds, snakes and abstract female figures are my favorites. I often further embellish my work with beads. You can find out more about me and my art on my website: www.kimhambricart.com, and on my blog: www.kimhambricart.blogspot.co" What a clever treasury she put together!
Next is a treasury I made this evening. As I'm sitting here with cold hands working on my computer because our heater isn't working! They are suppose to instal a new part on Monday. Thank God we have a second heater in the upstairs of our house so I can go sit upstairs and get warmed up, brrrrr. Hope this treasury doesn't leave you cold!
Thanks for posting my treasury! I sure wish I could have a little critter and a little critter house.
ReplyDeleteActually, I could probably put one in my attic and it would make those darn squirrels very happy.
Love your sweet romance treasury -- beautiful.
These are both great treasuries! Thanks for including me in the second one!
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