More Updates Coming Soon!

As you can see, I was busy taking pictures of my flowers tonite. I also completed the four quilt patterned stained glass panels for my front door. This week has been one of completing projects! I finished knitting what I refer to as my Monet socks, and a scarf out of what is tiny threads with multi-colored eyelash flags on it - this one is kind of a denim/tan/light blue thing that turned out really nice, if I do say so myself! I will try and post pictures on the appropriate craft blogs soon as I can!

Delphi Online Art Glass Festival

Coppered Lamp

Just thought I'd let you know I've entered a few things in the DelphiGlass Online Art Glass Festival. You can see my entries by following the link above (click the title to this post), and checking the "Large Panels," "Specialties," and "Lamps" links for 2005. Just so you know - I'm "Susan in St. Louis." Keep your fingers crossed - not sure what I'd win - probably just gift certificates for supplies, but heck, I'd take 'em!

Stained Glass


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Angels have Bad Hair Days, too!

Life Development

I'm not sure when my life spiraled out of my control, but I've been busy, busy, busy! Grace and I are working on stained glass, I'm helping with a friend's computer, painting/stenciling/antiquing kitchen cabinets, and visiting other friends, along with the usual shopping, cleaning, laundry, trash, cooking, yardwork and working (finally!) that goes along with life in general. After eight months of unemployment, I got used to having all the time in the world to run errands and do my little projects. Now, it seems there aren't enough hours in the day to get it all done! Last night, for example, I found myself grocery shopping at 10 p.m., mainly because I was out of essentials - bread, milk, lunch fixins. It all seems to get done eventually, but some of my projects are moving at a much slower pace while I seem to be moving at a much more hectic one these days!

Beveled and Stained Glass Secretary Door

This door was made for my antique secretary (Great Aunt Nell's).

Stained Glass Lamp

Here's the stained glass poppy lamp shade I made for Michael and Angela, Christmas 2002