Wednesday, June 12, 2013

She hitched a ride with a butterfly - Summer of Color begins!

The long awaited and much anticipated 3rd year of Summer of Color has begun, hosted by the lovely and talented Kristin of Twinkle, Twinkle. If you're not already involved, click on the link at the top of the sidebar and come play!  The color combination for our first week is Citron and Turquoise, a combination I quite like.



This is done on a 6" x 12" piece of wood, with a lot of vintage bits and pieces. The Frozen Charlotte is riding a butterfly that I cut out of a very old piece of lace, some kind of elongated doily that is full of these butterfly shapes. The little straps I used to hold her in are all already part of it - this kind of thing can seriously make my whole day!

31 comments:

  1. Love your Charlotte piece, wonderful use of the color combo for this week!

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  2. okay, that's kind of spooky. I wasn't going to do summer of color this year. Had no idea what the first week's color was. And sat down last night and made an index card in those exact colors. hmmm...maybe I'm joining after all! (and oh yeah, your piece is so very lovely.)

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  3. Your Charlotte piece is awesome. The colors are great.:)

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  4. Loving your terrific mixed media piece. Happy SOC, Annette x

    http://nettysartadventures.blogspot.co.uk/

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  5. Stop it! SO fabulous! The little frozen charlotte's straps for wings is my favorite part. Bravo, wonderful work as always my talented friend, xoxo

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  6. Ohh, Terri!! This vintage wood is so gorgeous!. The butterfly angel makes me smile :). Besotted!!

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  7. LOVE LOVE LOVE!

    How wonderful for the frozen charlotte to get to ride on a butterfly!

    Your work is always so interesting and full of gorgeous little details :)

    Karen x

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  8. Oh Terri, I'm almost speechless - it's totally delightful and perfect - and I LOVE the little ready-made straps holding her in - just wonderful, and yes I totally know how it would make your whole day! WONDERFUL!

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  9. Thoughtful, original and beautiful!

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  10. Great piece. The shade of green is wonderful and I like the writing in the background a lot.

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  11. a beautiful assemblage/collage for the SOC challenge!

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  12. it is all sorts of wonderful but that bottom butterfly part is really stunning... looking forward to seeing what else you get up to over the SOC...xx

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  13. I just LOVE your Charlotte piece so much! It is absolutely gorgeous!

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  14. Beautiful piece, with a wonderful vintage feel.
    xx

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  15. Lovely rustic piece...feminine. ..pretty...x

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  16. This Is a great piece, I love that you are working on wood this week too! That butterfly is gorgeous and love all those vintage bits and bobs, you are so inventive!

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  17. Love this!! Great use of colour, and the butterfly straps...genius!!

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  18. Terri, this is beautiful!

    I didn't know about this color project. Can I fit it into a schedule that is already so crazy I can't get my blog reading done?!?

    oh, let's face it: probably.

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  19. Such a wonderful surprise to see this lovely artwork on wood. I am sure it has a very special and warm effect in reality. I think I should try to paint on wood some time too. It's really impressing.

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  20. Oh what a darling she is, riding that little butterfly! Superb artwork, I love it! (but then you already know how much I love your artwork!!).

    xx

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  21. Sorry I'm so late getting here. I like that you chose wood as your substrate. This piece is drop dead gorgeous. Color me impressed!

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  22. Wonderful piece. Love the hint of red ...

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  23. Oh I ADORE this...love the little winged doll...stunning piece! :)

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  24. your colors are wonderful, a beautiful and original piece ~

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  25. Terri, wonderful piece. I can't decide which butterfly I like better. Love the title of your post.

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  26. this is so beautiful and inspiring - love the way you're carrying the wings theme through,just the kind of thing I aspire to!

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