Eye Candy Friday...

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 ...in the category of In The Eye Of The Beholder.

I am trying to blend two fabric lines into one quilt. Although the fabrics come from two fabric companies, they are both designed by the David Galchutt and both feature suns.

Sun fabric mood collection

Left: Season of the Sun fabric line, designed by David Galchutt for Benartex
Right: Sun & Sea fabric line, designed by David Galchutt for QT Fabrics

I have a slight preference for the Sun & Sea fabrics, but I think i might be able to get the two lines to blend together in one quilt.

In the course of putting things back in order after the remodel, I went through my everyday/costume jewelry to see what I could donate. Since I'm no longer working, I don't need that many necklaces and bracelets. I found a bunch of jewelry that I made from kits that I purchased at cross stitch festivals over the years. Apparently, I never documented them or photographed them  (oops) with one exception.

Stone Necklace

Specs:
Started and finished 8/28/2004
Artifact Necklace kit from Origins by Laura Breisacher

As for the remaining jewelry, I have no idea when I made them, other than where I filed the kits' instructions. 

 

Specs:
Finished in January 2010 (best guess)
Kits by Stoney Creek (Bead Stop), Lorri Birmingham, and Liz Turner Diehl (Bead Studio).

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