I participated this last weekend in the Ravenswood ArtWalk! The variety of art in my location at 4500 Ravenswood was wonderful and I felt honored to show my work with three other wonderful ladies, Barb, Lilly and Sue. Above is a picture of my Farmers Market! Making all those felt items brought me so much joy, and it was wonderful watching the joy sneak in and burst onto people’s faces.
Above is Clara, named after Clara Bow from the twenties. She’s dressed in her flapper dress with long black fringe with the lovely string of pearls to go along.
Amelia the hen, shown above, is stretching her wings. Named after Amelia Earhart who was the first woman to fly by herself across the Atlantic Ocean.
If Rosie the hen had a a riveting gun in her hand, instead of holding a couple of carrots, it might be a little more obvious that she is named for all those wonderful women in the 1940’s who went to work in the factories to help the war effort, Rosie the Riveter.
If you would like to purchase any of the items, prints, hens, or felted goods, just let me know!
I really enjoyed watching people check out my Farmers Market display filled with felt “produce” and “baked goods”, my lovely hens, and prints of my sunflower paintings. They would grin, laugh, and in general have a wonderful time! Grateful thanks to those who came, purchased, conversed and participated in the Happiness!