Thursday, June 30, 2022

It’s the last day of the month, so I made sure to get a sewing project in.

Gathering apron, cotton.

Gathering apron, cotton.

Cloudy sunshine.

 

Wednesday, June 29, 2022

Oh how you shine with your heart full of moon light and your soul full of stars. 


Acrylic on canvass.

Getting ready for summertime observing.

Tuesday, June 28, 2022

More onesies. They are cute, fun and quick. I’m proud that I haven’t burnt myself making them yet. Speaking of heat, we installed a shade cloth on the greenhouse yesterday. Check out the difference it made… Yesterday’s outside high was 88 and greenhouse high was a whopping 130! Today’s outside high was 86 and the greenhouse high was 104! (Note: it’s empty in there now & this is just one step towards being able to use it in the summer.)

Vinyl on cotton.

My little adventurer.

Shade cloth. 

Monday, June 27, 2022

Another test onesie and some flowers today.

Vinyl on cotton.

Blooming irises.

 

Sunday, June 26, 2022

It was perfect kayak weather today! In other news, I’ve basically taken a month off from the farmers market and am looking at returning in the next week or two. So I made a onesie as a test item. We’ll see how it goes over.

Vinyl on cotton.

Kayaking. 

 

Saturday, June 25, 2022

Making some rocks for the 4th of July. Also, rodeo fun was had today! 

Acrylic on rock.

PRCA Pro Rodeo.


 

Friday, June 24, 2022

Thursday, June 23, 2022

Another travel day. I have lots of traveling rocks this month. I leave them in almost the same locations every few days across the state. I love that by the time I place another rock, the previous one has disappeared. Hopefully they all find good homes.


Acrylic on rock.

An apple tree doing apple tree things.

Wednesday, June 22, 2022

Traveling again. This month is for the birds as far as accomplishing my goals. Still a few days left to go. We’ll see what happens. 


Acrylic on rock.

A plum tree being plummy.

Tuesday, June 21, 2022

Mowing day! I got to upper and lower fields mowed today, as well as the skid road, the hiking trail and some of the lower areas we thinned over the winter.  More beans and peas were planted and the netting on the cucumbers trellis was installed. In honor of pride month, I made a rainbow love rock to send out into the world.

Acrylic on rock.

Mowing day! 


Monday, June 20, 2022

I really love this set of jewelry! Such great colors. Also, I made peach sriracha jam today and it is drool worthy! 

Necklace, bracelet and earrings. 

Oh deer.

 

Sunday, June 19, 2022

Christmas cards in June.

Watercolor on card stock.

Watercolor on card stock.

Watercolor on card stock. 

So many wonderful rainbows this year.

 

Saturday, June 18, 2022

Another day & some more jewelry.

Necklace, bracelet and earrings.

Tis the season?

 

Friday, June 17, 2022

With all the recent weddings, I was inspired to make some jewelry today.

Necklace, bracelet and earrings; glass beads.

A butterfly visitor.

 

Thursday, June 16, 2022

I’ve only been home a handful of days in the past month. My garden, my art and my business definitely feel the impact. I weeded FIVE full bags today. Even with all the weeds, recent rain and cool temps, I was super excited to see happy plants! Here is hoping for sunny days and warm weather! I took LOTS of pictures of the garden today too, It’s not everything but you get the idea. Also, it may be June but I started a Christmas project today. After the ink sets, color will come. Stay tuned for the final results.

Ink on card stock.

Super excited to see a huckleberry bush came back. (I though they all died last year)

I HAVE ASPARAGUS!!!
Also blooming onions and happy cilantro.

The first strawberry!

Green beans, onions and oregano getting their grow on.

Peas, chive and carrots showing off their colors.

Thyme and sage are blooming. 

Raspberry row is filling out.

Broccoli is getting big!


Golden squash being golden.

Cucumber plants flowering.

Zucchini doing zucchini things.

Radishes doing radish things.

Tomatoes doing tomato things.

Peppers about to bloom.

The arugula bolted when I was traveling but it’s still tasty.

Spinach is being a little stubborn. 

Oh kale yeah!

Pretty petunias.

Nasturtiums about drowned in the recent rain.

Dahlias looking all pretty.

Borage is blooming! 
Note: This is the true cultivar not it’s invasive cousin.

Wild roses budding out.