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That jackfruit looks so yummy!
Prompt: Sports Authority (July)
Team: Cabin Finger Painters
Project Name: Heart journal page
Project Link: N/A
Brief Description: Inspired by a Make Create Express freebie class. It contains a lot of greens. (Is collage a sport?)
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Prompt: Free Range 1
Team: Cabin Finger Painters
Project Name: Strengths journal page
Project Link: N/A
Brief Description: Another MCE mini-lesson, although I went pretty far off piste.
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Prompt: Free Range 2
Team: Cabin Finger Painters
Project Name: Homemade postalettes
Project Link: N/A
Brief Description: I made these during the camp hangout! I created a template from a premade postalette and then cut some Flow stationery to size.
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Those postalettes turned out beautifully!
I found my copy of Flow after the call. It’s Issue 11. A friend bought it for me second hand quite a while ago.
I am inspired now to start using parts of this in creating new artworks ![]()
That’s amazing!
That one got a good chuckle
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Prompt: research project
Team: finger painters
Project Name: folk flower blanket
Project Link: Folk flower mosaic blanket
Brief Description: I designed and crocheted this blanket. I completed the last row while on the zoom meet up, and then started the border. I love how it turned out. ![]()
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Front
Back
Oh my gosh and holy wow! That’s beautiful!!
Prompt: July Battle - Nature
Team: Finger Painters
Project Name: Jellyfish Watercolor Postcard
Project Link: Jellyfish Watercolor Postcard
Brief Description: This is the postcard I created for July. It was based on this tutorial from Andrea Nelson, where she used just one color (in her case pink) to create her jellyfish. Since I was sending to LindyBlues, I decided to go with blue for her instead. Nature is always astounding. We got to take a mini family vacation in June to St. Louis, where we saw some amazing jellyfish at the Magic House, and at the Aquarium. They were so hypnotic to watch.
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Prompt: July - Pets.com
Team: Finger Painters
Project Name: Quilted Panels
Brief Description: I used my Arts & Crafts Club cookie cutter (along with a star cutter, and a large circle cutter from a kids hand print kit) as a template, to cut pieces of fabric I created back in 2023 during the Midwest Meetup Solar Printing session. I did some wonky raw-edge applique quilting over each shape, and a simple stipple to fill in the background and add some texture. I think the panels are going to become the top portion of a quilted tote bag. (I’m counting this as a finished project, because it took several hours on its own.) When the panels are used and washed and dried, the edges will become fuzzy.
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Prompt: July - Ask Jeeves
Team: Finger Painters
Project Name: Tula Pink Quilt As You Go Potholders
Project Link: Tula Pink Scrappy Potholders
Brief Description: I finished another pair of scrappy potholders. These are being put aside to send to a special Lettuce Crafter, who I think deserves a care package. Hopefully they will cheer her home.
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Stunning! And that gorgeous border!
Love your projects, I particularly like the clever use of the cookie cutter and your beautiful sun printed fabrics.
Beautiful!
That is so gorgeous and I love that it’s reversible!
I took my googly eyes to SDCC. Did I take a single picture with them at the con? No, I did not. To be fair, I probably would have gotten trampled if I’d tried. It was very, very crowded.
I did, however, use them to photobomb my friend’s house with her permission.
That colorful tree of life is looking mighty fancy. (But also, that is the coolest thing I’ve seen. It’s embroidery floss flowers with button and printed button centers. So original and lovely!)
Next I spotted these rare and colorful flowers.
And finally, this small but mighty tree hanging out next the kiddie pool and trying to look all casual.
Lucky me, the black postcard showed up in my mailbox!! Thank you! It’s even prettier in person!
Prompt: free range #1
Team: Cabin Fingerpainters
Project Name: Wonky
Project Link: Wonky the voodoo doll
Brief Description: i made this as weird as I could! She’ll be going in the STS.
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Prompt: zap #1
Team: Cabin Fingerpainters
Project Name: July postcard
Project Link:
Brief Description: I’ve been enjoying experimenting with watercolor.
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Prompt: July Battle- Nature
Team: Cabin Trailblazers
Project Name: Decoy Wasp Nest #1
Project Link: Decoy Wasp Nests
Brief Description: My siblings requested some decoy wasp nests to hopefully deter the wasps from nesting on, under, and around their deck. Nature is quite sting-y sometimes!
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Prompt: July- Pets. com
Team: Cabin Trailblazers
Project Name: Decoy Wasp Nest #2
Project Link: (see above)
Brief Description: They requested 3 wasp nests overall. The yarn is an ombré yarn that has grey, black, and brown fibers blended together, and it has a bit of fuzz to it (which made it a bit tangly at times, as it tended to stick to itself).
Project Photo(s): (see above)
Prompt: July- Ask Jeeves
Team: Cabin Trailblazers
Project Name: Decoy Wasp Nest #3
Project Link: (see above)
Brief Description: Hopefully this keeps their deck area wasp free! I also hope that the ombré striping gives it enough of a natural look so it fools the wasps into thinking the place is already occupied!
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Very clever! I will be curious to learn how this works out.
But did you, by any chance, mean Pests.com . . . ? ![]()















