Sunday, April 24, 2022

3 Finishes!

DH went hiking in Zion so  I had a lovely hermit and stitch weekend, even though it was a week late. His hikes are always my big chance to eat Chinese food and watch old movies while I stitch my heart out!  Our assistant at the restaurant is quitting so I may not have a weekend off for a while, but I watched Royal Wedding and the Shirley Temple version of Heidi and then Roman Holiday - heaven!  

My finishes are the rest of the Art Card series from Durene Jones in Cross Stitcher magazine. I'm throwing in the paintings that I think they're based on because until I checked I didn't realize that she was interpreting the artists style but not actually replicating their work.   There's Mondrian:


Inspired by this:


Warhol:



inspired by (?):



and Kandinsky:



based I think on this:


This is all four of them together: 


I loved stitching these because they were so bright!

I figured out that I need to have a finish every 11 days until I'm 100 in order to be done with everything. It's the first time I've ever thought that I really might not make it, haha.  I'd better get cracking, wish me luck!

This is Kuna in Flagstaff last month - that part of Arizona is so beautiful! My prayers for everyone affected by the fires.



4 comments:

Jo who can't think of a clever nickname said...

That's a fabulous collection of modern art. I made a Warhol-inspired design out of a simple flower a few years back. It was fun playing with the bright colours.

Pamela said...

I like this series. I’d be afraid to figure out how many days I have to finish a project to finish them all by age 100!

Shelly said...

You were almost in my neck of the woods! We had the Crooks Fire here and it's now almost contained. It's pretty windy though so we hope the lines hold. We got socked in with smoke a few times when the wind changed direction. I haven't counted my WIPs yet but if that was all I stitched here on out, I know I could get it done by 90! Your finishes look great!

diamondc said...

Positively beautiful.
Love the designs and done with thread, wow so beautiful.

Catherine