Tuesday, June 02, 2009

yellow

Happy June to all my blog friends and to all those who come to visit but havent said hello yet ~ I know there's a few ladies from my college who come to visit, so here's a wave to you all.


fabrics ~ scrim velvet and cotton

Well tonight is the night for the Dundee College exhibition ~ I have work in for my HNC units and my City and Guilds Machine embroidery course which I have now finsihed ~ where has two years gone. And what happened to the person I was, scared of my own shadow and still very shakey after coming through my breakdown ~ well thanks to Sheila Mortlock my tutor my friends Christine and Julie, my embroidery guild and the college friends I've made, blogging friends new and old that have stuck by me and of course my lovely family Jim, Stevie, Scarlett, Rach and Lulu. Ive come on leaps and bounds ~ my City and Guilds course has allowed me to be me and explore and show case my artwork ~ a little different at times ~ some will probably remember the Alice in Wonderland theatre
from last year with the machine embroidered back drops. It also gave me the confidence which wobbled at times to go and do four HNC units ~ so all in all Ive had a busy, productive and art filled year. Its been amazing. This September Im returning to finish my HNC units and hopefully finish it within the year.

I hope Ill be able to get some photos of my work in situ tonight and post them here very soon.

For now though A Year of Colour for June is featuring yellow ~ beautiful.
Here are some of my own photos to celebrate yellow ~ enjoy




painted background


polka dot ribbon


vintage buttons


painted and textured background ready for stitch




poppy peeping though


yellow thread

more to come through the month

11 comments:

Jeanette said...

Yellow IS summer to me.

Talking Horses Arts said...

Love yellow!! It radiates sunlight even in winter. Your threads look so yummy!
Andrea.

Linda said...

Hope the exhibition goes well Judy - you must be very proud of what you've achieved. Looking forward to seeing some pictures.

The photos are lovely...so fresh and cheerful!
Hugs
Linda xx

LOVE STITCHING RED said...

Thinking of you this evening. Good luck and hope your exhibition is off to a great start. I look forward to seeing your work hanging in situ

Your yellow pics are a delight. Funny, today I photographed a yellow aquilegia in my garden, very similar to the one you have here but mine is a plain lemon yellow ...

Sending hugs xx

Dot said...

Hello darling friend
I hope the exhibition goes very well for you. Your art has developed beautifully in the time I have known you and you have been a very postive influence in my life.
You are a very brave and beautiful woman. Extremely talented and humble. You inspire me every day to be a better person.
Every day I look around my home and see the art you have created for me and I think of you. Just the other day I was holding my judrops doll you created for me in my hands. And I could feel the love and admired every stitch your creative soul made.
Bless you dear heart for being you.
I love you very much - and these yellow images make my heart sing!
Dot xx

Balwearie said...

Yellow is my new favorite color as I will be moving into a new space which has a nice, cozy yellow bathroom. As much as I am going to enjoy painting walls in the bedroom blue, I'm really looking forward to soaking in that nice, sunny yellow. I may have to "plant" some yellow flowers on the wall -- love that yellow columbine!

And best of luck with your exhibition!

Annica said...

I hope you had a great time yesterday! Looking forward to pics.
xx

Trish Goodfield said...

Congratulations. Love the colours idea. Yellow is such a cheery shade

Kayla coo said...

Hello,
Yellow is a happy colour!
Love your little theater.x

Jacky said...

Oooh I do love colour!!! These yellows are so beautiful. Love those vintage buttons and that beautiful background you have created...cant wait to see what you do with it!

Looking forward to a year of colour with you.

Jacky xox

fiona d said...

mmmmmm, yellow, thank you for the images. I hope the exhibition goes/went well - I would love to see your work 'in the flesh' one day.