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Meanwhile, back at the ranch, I have been working myself into a knot over painting these glass tree ornaments to donate to a fundraiser. After a frustrating day yesterday I managed to drop and smash the only one that was actually holiday-themed. It sucked, though, and breaking it didn't improve it any, so I did a second dragonfly ornament today (using Christmas colours at least). It's raining out; can you tell?
Next project: my website. It's in seriously overdue need of an overhaul and I have ideas (gasp). I suspect it'll take me about a week to get it where I want it. Meantime, check out the great, protective packaging my 2010 Celtic Tree Calendar came in. Coco liked it, too. The actual calendar is really pretty great, so if I can entice you to do a little Christmas shopping while being inspired by these tree ornaments then please do. :)




That's the end of this "public service announcement". It's earned me enough guilt to keep me going for about six months now. I can't imagine a life where I'd have to actually sell stuff and not starve. (On that note, I should probably re-title this post "No Balls".)
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The juggling amputee? Kudos to you, Andrea. I'm so slack I haven't done anything about cards, etc. Of course, in January I am full of ideas and intentions...
Nice balls. Hmm, did that come out OK? You know what I mean. Beautiful work as always.
Dinah: Cards? What cards are we talking about? (If it's Christmas cards then don't flatter me -- I haven't sent any since the early '90s!) These ornaments are fundraisers for the Children's Centre in Invermere. I hope they auction well!
Ian: I actually removed several tasteless references to balls so thanks for indulging me! :)
You just chose that title hoping for some google hits, didn't you? :)
Busy is good, though, so post all thepictures you want.
bee-you-ti-ful. dragonflies are always in season, christmas or not.
I love my calendar, looking forward to 2010 to hang it and start a new year. I imagine your sick of balls in that house. Sorry, also indulging you.
Absolutely gorgeous balls, like all your work. I've just caught up on several posts, love your paintings.
SAW: Ooo -- more hits! Bonus side effect!
Hayden: I've been doing them a lot lately. What can it mean I wonder?
Ellen: Balls and blood. And boys.
Carol: Thanks -- hope you had a nice holiday!
You think too many pictures and not enough chat? Remember, a picture's worth a thousand words. I'd much rather look at pictures and I love yours.
Oh Balls! Yes glass and clay have some drawbacks... Great things for the holiday season :) or anytime really, I always say that calendars are the gift that keeps on giving!
Want one of those - calenders not balls, much too fragile for this male household. I also like the yellow bag in your shop. Can I order directly from you?
EmPrint: That just shut me up! :)
Val: I agree -- I may need to order some for family Christmas gifts just to remind them I'm out here! :)
Laura: Unfortunately no, but Cafepress is very good/prompt with shipping. This is all a fun online project for me. I don't get to see the products unless I buy them myself and sell them for a whole lot more.
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