Greetings!

It is my deep, dark pleasure to announce the annual Online Hallowe'en Artists' Studio Tour! This is my "treat" to you all, a special way to celebrate my favorite season, share some exceptional art by artists I personally admire and raise money for animal charities. With this blog, I hope to keep you up-to-date with proceedings and progress as we approach the yearly "launch" on October 1st!



Showing posts with label needle felting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label needle felting. Show all posts

Friday, March 16, 2012

New boo!



I am so lucky this week! Two new artists have signed onto the tour, and I'm hoping for a third!


Please welcome Angela Wyman, a jewelry artist with a talent for transforming chain-mail links into elegant wearable art, and Kelly Dauterman, a soft-sculpture artist who's mohair creations are wholly imaginative and carry that Hallowe'en spark!










I also am keeping my boney fingers crossed that Nancy Bevin will join us! Her needle-felted critters are awesome, look at this tarantula! How much fun would it be to wear that to work?!

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

Congratulations!


I'm thrilled to announce that one of our artists is featured on the cover of Teddy Bear Review magazine! Sarah Medina's sweetheart Pip is on the cover of the October 2010 issue of TBR, and she's in the article starting on page 21 entitled "Fiscal Forecast", about staying upbeat in today's economic downturn.
Also, you can find Karen Lyon's gorgeous lynx Obelix on page 27! Congratulations to you too, Karen!
(Amber Rose Lawrence is also featured on page 22 and I'm hoping she'll be joining us but she's really busy... keep your fingers crossed!)

We sure do have amazing talent taking part in our "tour", thank you ladies! Links to their websites are on http://www.halloweenstudiotour.com

Saturday, September 19, 2009


It took some doing, but Pat Murray has joined our group of artists! I met Pat about 1 year ago and she created for me the most adorable needle-felted baby rat. This is "Pooka" in the photograph! For our tour, she has three animals ready and waiting. You can see her impressive menagerie and this lady's incredible imagination at www.freewebs.com/patscreations


Also on our tour, we've got a real treat in that Pamela Williams has come on board! Pamela is internationally known for her powerful and hauntingly beautiful photographs of cemetery statuary. I'm truly honoured to make her art available to you all through our tour! http://pages.interlog.com/~romantic/ is her website