Today's featured ArtFire Collection is HEAVENLY DAZE, curated by lovelythings... a celestial offering of suns, moons & stars alike...
HEAVENLY DAZE
This diverse Collection of products features interesting celestial goodies from jewelry items to household mirrors, pillows & a mini rug and even supply items such as fabric & soap. Its plain old fun. Check out HEAVENLY DAZE on ArtFire.com by clicking HERE. Thanks so much for featuring one of Brizel Handcrafts' Silk Tapestry Table Rugs...
"Autumn is the favorite season for many people... maybe you're one of them...
They are all cotton, and the patchworking on them is just about perfect. The quilting (the threads that hold the "sandwich" together) is very good also. This has all been done by me and my sewing machine."
"Autumn Crescent, a one of a kind mini Silk Tapestry Table Rug... a unique decorative item handmade with silk sari yarns... fabulous for any little table, mantelpiece or altar area ! This cosmic miniature table rug features a crescent Moon accompanied by a bright star... this celestial event is framed with divine violets and autumn purples. Autumn Crescent measures approx: 13" height x 7" width finished size."
If you'd like to see more Silk Tapestries...
come visit Brizel Handcrafts' studio on ArtFire !
And speaking of Autumn... Here's a lovely starry item from the curator's studio: lovelythings...
"Autumn is the favorite season for many people... maybe you're one of them...
The theme is Autumn, with all its grand colors. There are lotsa leaves and pumpkins... and there are plenty of "blenders" to balance out the primary focal fabrics. These are my best quilts yet... you always get better at a thing the more you do it... Making quilts is like making pies... You ruin a few before you get the knack.
Pretty isn't it ? If you'd like to see more photos of this listing click HERE... or to visit lovelythings studio HERE.
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Goodness, another gorgeous piece. You really have a talent.
ReplyDeleteI had to research your suggestion of using arnica (in reference to my fall in my blog post the other day). I had never heard of it before so thank you for introducing me to it. Do you happen to know anything about rosehips? I found a good patch of them on the wild rose plants in our woods and would like to harvest them. I've read to harvest after the first frost, but I don't know much beyond that.
Thanks for stopping by the blog, it's been a pleasure getting to "know you".
Love the Autumn crescent.. very lovely!!
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