Happy Halloween! It's always fun to pull out the season's decorations and remember! My mom gave us the big jack-o'lantern and the large ghost, which she glazed. My children painted the little ghosts and pumpkins when they were wee little. My son created the small jack-o'lantern in his pottery class in middle school. The leaf quilt was made by moi while I was in my traditional quilting days. It's good to remember Halloweens past - the costume creation, the pillow case filled with candy, the laughter... and so on.
A tradition I started awhile back was creating holiday postcards to send to my family. The following image is this year's. I spend quite a bit of fun time coming up with a project to teach for the Seniors at our local Senior Center. I organize art instructors from my local art association, Island Art Association, to teach once a month at the Center. It's quite rewarding. I settled on a simple jack-o'lantern pin using fun foam and a Styrofoam printing plate in which we used a pen to imprint a jack-o'lantern and print note cards. This postcard is made from fun foam as well: 2 stamps: one being a pumpkin and the other being the face. ThatI shared with my local fiber group. Fun!
And this jack-o'lantern I drew in the sand. How I love my beach walking!
So, folks, enjoy your holiday!
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