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11-03-2011, 08:14 AM
#84
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Location: Grants Pass, Oregon
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Morning All-
I got a nice surprise outside this morning. A rainstorm passed over and gave us a good soaking. Finally. We haven't
had
rain here in a couple of months. I do love the rain. My car needed a rinse off as well. LOL
Have any of you worked with the "twister" pattern? It looks like windmill blades. I am making another sample for a
new class and thought I would save time and make two at once. BIG mistake. You cannot mix up those pieces and the wind came along and shuffled them! ahhh!
I got a nice surprise outside this morning. A rainstorm passed over and gave us a good soaking. Finally. We haven't
had
rain here in a couple of months. I do love the rain. My car needed a rinse off as well. LOL
Have any of you worked with the "twister" pattern? It looks like windmill blades. I am making another sample for a
new class and thought I would save time and make two at once. BIG mistake. You cannot mix up those pieces and the wind came along and shuffled them! ahhh!
11-03-2011, 06:40 PM
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Hello, Cactusmomma -
The video is done. (jandole.com) Finally. A much longer process than I thought. However it seems that filming and
editing were the easy part and now i wrestle with the fact of selling and advertising and all that those processes entail.
It's a wild ride and every day I wander around the net looking for ways to market. This is all new to me and there is no road map. Never to old to learn they say. My website is ready for orders but still under construction regarding
pay-per-view and other cool stuff. What a ride I am on. Wheee!
The video is done. (jandole.com) Finally. A much longer process than I thought. However it seems that filming and
editing were the easy part and now i wrestle with the fact of selling and advertising and all that those processes entail.
It's a wild ride and every day I wander around the net looking for ways to market. This is all new to me and there is no road map. Never to old to learn they say. My website is ready for orders but still under construction regarding
pay-per-view and other cool stuff. What a ride I am on. Wheee!
11-04-2011, 08:34 AM
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Location: Grants Pass, Oregon
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Morning All,
I am about to run into town to my local Fabric Store to drop off a class sample. Classes don't happen unless the
teacher gets samples into the shop. Then it's back to the Studio to work on the next Confetti. Hmmmm, what shall it
be this time? I will have to cruise through my computer files to find some pictures that I love. I think the hardest part of
Confetti is deciding which picture I want to make. Once I do that it only takes a couple of days to make the picture.
ttyl
I am about to run into town to my local Fabric Store to drop off a class sample. Classes don't happen unless the
teacher gets samples into the shop. Then it's back to the Studio to work on the next Confetti. Hmmmm, what shall it
be this time? I will have to cruise through my computer files to find some pictures that I love. I think the hardest part of
Confetti is deciding which picture I want to make. Once I do that it only takes a couple of days to make the picture.
ttyl
11-05-2011, 04:39 PM
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Location: Grants Pass, Oregon
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Today was a day off, at least for a while. My Sis and I went to a Bunco party and had a blast. I'm home again and now to work on my next confetti/painting with fabric. I spent the evening going through my inspiration files and deciding
what to do next. The next picture will be of a country road, a beautiful fall tree at sunset, a fence and a mountain in the
distance. Now I start pulling fabrics and checking my box of pre-chopped confetti. I will post pix as I go along. Such fun.
J.
what to do next. The next picture will be of a country road, a beautiful fall tree at sunset, a fence and a mountain in the
distance. Now I start pulling fabrics and checking my box of pre-chopped confetti. I will post pix as I go along. Such fun.
J.
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