A drawing I did and a mixed media painting each took a third place ribbon and my famous peanut butter blonde brownies got second place in the baked goods division! It was a fun time and I'm so glad our Master Gardener group has taken over running the fair every year.
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Showing posts with label Texas. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Big Wins at the County Fair!
This doll was just one of the handful of ribbons I won at the Burnet County, Texas Fair last week. My teddy bears (Mr. & Mrs. Ted E. Honeypot) made from an upcycled, vintage, faux fur coat and sitting on a hand made, refurbished doll bench - got another blue ribbon.
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
I finally finished this painting!
This my dad & 2 of his brothers painted from a photo taken in 1947. I painted this in acrylics on a 24 x 36 all media canvas. It was a booger and now I know better than to use acrylics - I'm stickin' with what I know & that's watercolor. I've got a big sheet of watercolor paper to try this again!
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
It's Fall in the Texas Hill Country!
We finally got some rain all weekend over 5 inches for us in Burnet! The sunsets and sunrises have been beautiful over the last couple of days and there is actually dew on the ground - that's something we haven't seen for awhile. And, the temperatures are down to 87-90 degrees - get out the coats! So now all the Texans who ran off to Colorado because they can't take the heat can come home now!
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Genesis Lutheran Church Garage Sale
It's that time again! Genesis Lutheran Church Garage and world famous bake sale is April 15th & 16th. Finish your taxes, come on out! Last year, Bonnie Norman and myself were going through breast cancer treatments and weren't able to organize anything so this is going to be a big one!
Labels:
bake sale,
Buchanan Dam,
charity,
church,
donate,
fundraiser,
garage sale,
non-profit,
rummage sale,
Texas
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Got My picture in the Paper

Highland Art Gallery had a new members' show last weekend and since I was the only new member in the gallery when the newspaper reporter showed up with her camera, I got my picture in the paper! This is a watercolor painting I did of Longhorns in the Bluebonnets and my husband Jerry made the frame out of an old cedar beam from our house.
Labels:
art show,
bluebonnets,
gallery,
Highland Lakes,
longhorn,
Marble Falls,
painting,
Texas,
watercolor
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Texas Wildflowers!

I painted the cover of this blank sketchbook using watercolors one day sitting in my church's back yard (it's listed in my online stores: www.joyceweaver.etsy.com and www.artfire.com/users/joyceweaver. The wildflowers in our area are the best they have been in a long, long time. I feel so blessed to be living in such a beautiful place. The beautiful flowers have been a real comfort to me during this time as I fight breast cancer. I'll have surgery next week and that should take care of it. God is taking care of me and is keeping me from totally losing my mind and I know I'll get through this, many women have gone through much worse.
Labels:
bluebonnets,
breast cancer,
painting,
Texas,
watercolor,
wildflowers
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