Last year was my first year entering a local art show that is put on by the Horsham library and the Horsham Preservation and Historical Association. I was asked to enter again this year and have three pieces that
I am putting in the show. This one is Bear Cove at Squam Lake which I did while sitting at a dock in Bear Cove on Squam Lake. It may actually already be sold.
This next one is "River". You cannot see the glint of the water in the picture, however it does. I needled in some wool that had been previously felted with angelina partially then abandoned as a failed experiment and reused.
This last one is one of my personal favorites, "Trail through the woods".It reminds me of a path in the Pocono Mountains at a State Park. I must tell you that my daughter took these three photos of my pieces for me. Since the show requires the pieces be mounted, and I was told they like them behind glass, I have put these behind glass. I normally prefer to NOT mount felt art behind glass but made an exception here.
Last year I had 3 pieces in the show and all 3 sold. I am hoping to be able to sell all three this year as well, as part of the proceeds go to the library and the Horsham Preservation and Historical Association.
I am putting in the show. This one is Bear Cove at Squam Lake which I did while sitting at a dock in Bear Cove on Squam Lake. It may actually already be sold.
This next one is "River". You cannot see the glint of the water in the picture, however it does. I needled in some wool that had been previously felted with angelina partially then abandoned as a failed experiment and reused.
This last one is one of my personal favorites, "Trail through the woods".It reminds me of a path in the Pocono Mountains at a State Park. I must tell you that my daughter took these three photos of my pieces for me. Since the show requires the pieces be mounted, and I was told they like them behind glass, I have put these behind glass. I normally prefer to NOT mount felt art behind glass but made an exception here.
Last year I had 3 pieces in the show and all 3 sold. I am hoping to be able to sell all three this year as well, as part of the proceeds go to the library and the Horsham Preservation and Historical Association.
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