Showing posts with label Glenwood Ave Arts Fest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Glenwood Ave Arts Fest. Show all posts

Monday, August 20, 2012

Glenwood Ave Arts Fest!


Molly and I had a great time selling our artwork at the Glenwood Ave Arts Fest this week in Rogers Park. 


Molly and her awesome display.


Mrs. Chicken's chance to shine again.  Children are very tempted to tear off her feet....



I have many pins and earrings left over, so if you are interested let me know!


Wednesday, August 15, 2012

Glenwood Ave Arts Fest is Quickly Approaching!


I am halfway finished with all my pins and earrings that I will be selling at the Glenwood Ave Arts Fest this Saturday and Sunday, August 18 and 19, noon to 9pm!


I had the paintings printed on cardstock paper, then I cut them out and glue them to thin cardboard so they won't tear when I sew through them.  Next is cutting them out of the cardboard and sewing them to fabric!


I bought a whole lot of cayenne peppers from Montalbano Farms last Sunday.  I am hanging them up to dry.  I like my food spicy!


And I am so excited that ENVIRONMENTAL ENCROACHMENT will be performing again at this years Glenwood Ave Arts Fest, Saturday night at 7:30pm!  You can't miss them, they are so fun!

Friday, August 10, 2012

Making Pins for the Glenwood Ave Arts Fest


I will be selling my pins, earrings, photographs and small paintings at the Glenwood Ave Arts Fest in Rogers Park this year!  I will be sharing a tent with my friend and talented artist, Molly Costello.  The Glenwood Ave Arts Fest will be on Saturday and Sunday, August 18 and 19, each day from 12 to 9pm.

Above are some pins I have started making.


I print my artwork on cardstock paper and sew it to fabric.  This is the original painting.  Beet, watercolor and marker, 11 x 18 inches.


Here is another original, Brussel Sprouts, watercolor and acrylic, 10 x 10 inches.


I also made some pins with all the beautiful scrap fabric I have.  The fabric is too nice to throw away, but too small to do much with, but I thought making earrings and pins out of them might look interesting.


I am modeling one of the scrap fabric pins...notice the green thread hanging from my head...this is common.  Hopefully people think they are as cool as I do or I am going to have a ton of pins and not enough days to wear all of them!