Showing posts with label horse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label horse. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 3, 2009

Sparky




Just had to introduce Sparky, a portrait of a lovely Reining bred Quarter Horse Gelding from Texas. . . he is waiting on a few finishing touches before sending him off to his loving owner.
He is felted from Merino, Corriedale wool & Llama fibers.


Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Wednesday, September 10, 2008

craft show - Middleville left table top



Ready doing her normal for a craft show. . . laying around until someone interesting wants to pet her. I'm wondering if I should have put up atleast one side curtain to create a blank wall behind the hanging purses. . . well considering that this is my first stand alone (not farmer's market table) booth, I'm pretty happy.

Husband's dog agility jump on the left side of the booth and daughter's barbed wire wreath hanging on the tent post on the right. . . didn't have either of the little boys along, so I didn't have to design room for their sculpty clay creations.

Sunday, March 9, 2008

Ned the Needle Felted Horse

NEW . . . NEW. . . NEW
Ned the Needle Felt Horse can be Framed Art for a shadow box, Magnet, Broach or Pendant for a Necklace. Ned is 3" from nose to withers and 2" from ear tip to bottom of neck and because of the weight wool as a sculpture medium, it is be amazingly light. Nicely detailed sorrel horse sculpture can be prepared for a shadow box mounting, pin, magnet or handstitched seedbeaded bail can be added.

This hand handmade fur-baby heads is felted very densely, creating high end, quality artwork and detailed to breed specifics by an artist that has shown in the dog & horse breed ring and volunteers with multiple specie, breeds and mixes every week.

Saturday, February 16, 2008

Rock


LookNLace, better known as ROCK, is a beauty isn't he. My daughter is trying to sell him to buy a younger horse, but why, he looks so beautiful just standing in the pasture. . .
Can you believe that he maybe just 15 hands? Not tall at all but with his muscles, he makes you feel like you are handling a TANK.
Barbara