I got my #crow #linocut on a tshirt and I love it! Sales incoming? I'd love to eventually!

I did some test #prints on a French Tool press. It was my first time using the press, and I really enjoyed it. I need to clean up the blocks some then head back with nicer paper. #linocut

Slow but steady forward movement on this #embroidery #wip. Nearly halfway done (?)

I finished the #koi #linocut except for the eyes. I'm still trying to figure out how I want them. Just for fun, I did some #charcoal rubs on the print. I love how the effect turned out.

#wip #linocut #koi I love the carving process.

My #hishizashi #wip is coming along after a restart. I love how it looks so far!

My #wip from a wet felting class we took yesterday. This is the first layer of what will become a flower. We still have several classes to go, but I am very excited about learning this technique. #felt #fiberarts

My #koi #linocut #wip is nearly complete! I get really lost carving and can spend several hours working without noticing it. For me, it is a meditative process. The koi will be printed on fabric and paper with colored spots painted in.

Making progress on this #hishizashi project. It is REALLY slow going, but I can't wait to see it finished.

It might be hard to see, but this is my #koi #wip #linocut. I'm going to redo it with the lines as the positive image rather than the negative. I plant to print on paper and fabric then paint in the colors.

My current #hishizashi #wip. I had to start this one over several times because the traditional way of stitching was making it look a little strange. The final piece will be about 5x7in for framing.

Another #hishizashi bookmark. I feel like these are going much better now that I've practiced a few.

I've been enjoying using #watercolors. With this one, I added colored pen accents. It was a fun little project.