Pictures of former Mystery pieces and more

By Kathy Rees | September 25, 2013 |
I’ve received a few photos lately and like to share them with you. First up is Burst of Stars from Jody D. I like the use of triple matting!
 
 
Next up is Pandora’s Boxes from Chris D. He (yes, he!) has stitched several of my designs.

 

 
This next photo comes from Anne Marek who is the proprietor of Mrs. Stitches  http://www.mrsstitches.com/ in New Jersey. I met in person at a tradeshow last year and she was delightful! She helped one of her customers change all the colors for Rainforest Revisited and sent this photo of the finished piece. It’s very colorful compared to the original and it was fun to see something completely different! It sort of makes my design juices start flowing…
 
 
My mom finished her Autumn Logs and made this pillow within minutes of putting in the last stitch! It looks great on my dad’s brown leather recliner but I doubt that’s its home!
 
 
Here’s a sneak peek of what I’m working on right now – the working title is “Stained Glass Stars” and it will be a teaching piece for 2014. 
 
And for the cat lovers, an obligatory cute photo of Boots – he loves plastic bags is begging me not take it away from him!
 
 
Next week I’m headed to Tennessee, North Carolina, and Kentucky! I’m looking forward to taking a class from Gary Clark with the Knoxville EGA. From there I’ll go to mom’s for the weekend and the John Campbell Folk Art School’s Fall Festival. Last stop on the trip is the EGA National Seminar where I’ll have a table at Merchandise night, see the exhibits, and shopping the Boutique (probably the best part!). Hope to see some of you there…
 
Kathy


 

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3 Comments

  1. Anna on September 25, 2013 at 2:35 pm

    Everything is beautiful. But I particularly love your mom's pillow – love the design, colors and finishing! When are you coming to the Baltimore/DC area? 😉



  2. Sparkly Rock Girl on October 4, 2013 at 1:41 pm

    Wow – Stained Glass Stars looks fabulous. I do hope that it will be available to your overseas fans who can't get to a workshop.

    Alison
    Godalming UK



  3. QuinlansMamaMia on October 8, 2013 at 12:04 am

    Stained Glass Stars looks awesome! I'm looking forward to more information on this project. Hope you will be teaching it in the Washington, DC area!