Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts

July 7, 2011

::FREE DOWNLOAD:: Sisters Subway Art




I used good ole' Picnik to try my hand at some subway art. I needed some art to honor mis hermanas (who, by the way, are having all sorts of fun in Chi town without me!).

Sister Subway Art

What do y'all think!? I'm putting mine in a black frame that I already have, but it would also look great in a yellow or red frame.



Want one for yourself or for your dear sister?!
Download your 8x10 copy here:
Your welcome. ;)

What other subway art do you guys need?!
Let me know, I'm dying to make some more!



PS...Thanks to these goofballs for helping out with the photo shoot!

May 11, 2011

Arghh!!!!! Watch out for the Plush Monsters!

My Eleanor is taking an art/sewing class at this super cool place here in Chi called LillStreet.  We love, we love, we love.  This class she is taking is focused on 'plush monsters.' What's with the whole Ugly Doll thing anyway?  

So obviously, this is not a tutorial.  Think of it more as an inspiration on what you could do with your kiddos and stuff you probably already have in your craft closet.  

When Eleanor arrives at class every week, the teacher has a basket full of felt shapes already sewn, leaving a small gap to create a pocket.  The kids stuff the shapes and then they staple or hand sew them closed.  After that, they adorn these cute guys!  



This is Mary Larkin--Eleanor gifted her the purple guy.  She was quite pleased.


This guy here is "Pillowhead." 


This is his friend "Sweetie Bone."
My personal fave.


From L to R: Featherhead, Hula Lady, and Button.


This pair here is Feather Lady Love and One Eye Love.
(Mom, one of his eyes fell off but don't laugh, k?)


The guy with the big black fuzz ball is Daddy Garland (??) and his little baby Rosie.
Not sure why daddy has a namesake plush monster, but I keep telling Gar to take it as a compliment.


Here she is setting our photoshoot.


Eleanor wanted me to tell y'all that "LillStreet is fun.  It's the best thing ever in the whole wide world!"  That's quite an endorsement.  Now don't you think these monsters would be great on a rainy day this summer?!



April 4, 2011

Easter Subway Art

If you follow us on Facebook, you may have seen my post about a new blog I stumbled upon~ a set of three sisters~ eighteen25. Not only is it a darling blog, but they also GIVE. AWAY. their own awesome artwork for FREE! And they suggest you download it to Costco Photo Center online to have it printed out. GENIUS! (Never knew that fast and convenient idea, but will be doing it more often!) I ordered it this morning and picked it up at noon and my daughters' love it! And so do I!

Look how cute it is!
Go here to find it!

I picked up the 16x20 print and an 8x10 print for only $7.93 (the smaller print is for Molly~ sorry Flannery, you're gonna have to wait til you move into your new place).

Then I ran to JoAnn's ~they're having a sale~ the 16x20 frame was $14.99.

Pretty great deal, don'tcha think?

I love the black frame but the print would be ADORABLE in a white, bright pink or teal frame too.



Thanks ladies of eighteen25!

***now I just have to refrain
from ordering
every other print
these girls have made***



July 20, 2010

A little Georgia O'Keefe on a Rainy Day...

So all us girls (me-Flann, my sis-Court and our combined six girls) were together a few weeks ago (used to be that I was a timely blogger and now I am just, well, let's call it busy to be nice.).  Unfortunately it was hot as allgetout.  And by hot, I mean over 100 for three days straight.  In New England, that's somethin' else.   Court came up with the good idea to do an art project (in lieu of them watching yet another movie) in the only cool spot in my house: the basement.  She found Pink and Green Mama's Georgia O'Keefe art lesson and went with it.  Too cute!