Welcome to the Playroom at 14 Peonystreet!

This blog started in the "playroom". That's what DH calls artwork- playing. Wish I could live in the "playroom" forever.

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

Rodeo Rose




 
She features completely removeable clothing: Hat, shirt, bandanna, jodphur style pants, Batwing Chaps, with hand embroidery; she carries a Lariat; she rides her Stick Horse, and she has a "Center Medallion Rose" quilt, that has an embroidered center. The hat also comes with a hatbox, and she has a cloth storage bag. She has re-dressing instructions and a document brochure. Everything is handmade, including the hatbox.
She is weighted for sitting. She looks really cute sitting on the edge of a shelf.
Peony #8 was inspired by all the cowgirls who used to ride the rodeo in the 20's and 30's. See more about them at: http://www.cowgirl.net/, at the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame, located in Fort Worth, Texas.
She was also inspired by Linda Carter Holman's work. See her work at: http://www.carterholman.com/.
Take Care and Have Fun! Ride-em Cowgirl!!

Sunday, July 5, 2009

Fig Tree Patterns Came in the Mail Last Week





My favorite fabric and patterns!
Fig Tree had a special last month, buy three get one free (of their choice). I am so happy! The third one, French Kiss, is one I wanted but didn't order. If you haven't checked out their website and blog, please do so. If you love pastels, this is the fabric for you!!! See at: http://www.figtreequilts.com/ See the blog at: http://www.figtreequilts.typepad.com/

Have you ever been to Bell Buckle?



Just for fun - Have you ever been to Bell Buckle, Tennessee? There's a street of shops, mostly antiques, a cafe with live music on the weekends, ice cream - and - MOON PIES! There's an RC and Moon Pie Festival every June.
The scenery surrounding the little town is very beautiful - the quintessential Tennessee landscape of rolling hills. You'll be able to relax and take a deep breath and get away from all the hustle and bustle of life when you take this ride.

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