Inactive but not forgotten

The randomly altered Divas is no longer active, however, I am going to keep the pictures of some of our projects on this site for inspiration.
Jane

A house is a house is a house

We all created our version of a "formica" house using a large formica chip sample. This one was done by Meg. She stitched a tree using free motion on super solvey, photo transfers and organdy fabric to create this work of art... her interpretation of a "formica house". Love it!

Added bonuses

Our new divas brought along some of the things that they have created although this.... is not the end of their story.
Linda Hartzig shows off her torn diva
project and Marney McClung shares her
hand crafted dolls.

Self Portaits? See for yourself...

Sunday was a great day at the
Randomly Altered Divas meeting
as we followed Meg's lead on this
torn paper project. Meg saw this
in an past issue of Somerset Studio,
tried it. loved it and showed us
how to do it. Wow! Talk about
NO RULES!
We all admired Meg's finished face and
got to take a peek at a
bird that she is now creating. Her large
geography book is filling up with her
drawings, journalling, torn paper collage
and much much more.
We are inspired.
At work is Betsy Libbey,Linda Hartzig
and Penny Baugh doing there best at
following "no rules". Sometimes that
is so much tougher than someone
telling you exactly what to do and how.
We persevered glued hands and all to
complete our piece; well almost. I think
mine needs a necklace and earrings.
What do you think? A little bling?