From Tania's blog:
Some participants are auctioning, selling (whether privately or through online stores) their creations and will donate their proceeds to the charity of their personal choosing. Please take the time to enjoy the hop with us, and consider purchasing/bidding/donating to the charities we all hold dear to our hearts.
In Judy's Obituary, the following charities were suggested for donations:
- Mustang Alley Horse Rescue, 1020 Walters Road, Greenville, TN 37743
- Massachusetts General Hospital, Department of Dermatology Melanoma Research Fund, 55 Fruit Street, Bartlett Hall Room 622, Boston, MA 02114
The participants:
1. Tania Spivey 2. Lori Anderson 3. Kashmira Patel 4. Gail Accinelli 5. Rebecca Anderson 6. Rebekah Payne 7. Amanda Doyle Tibbetts (*) 8. Kim Ballor 9. Rochelle Brisson 10. Sandra McGriff | 11. Lana Kinney 12. Kym Hunter 13. Terri Wlaschin 14. Ginger Bishop 15. Shannon Chomanczuk 16. Kelli Jacobson 17. Patricia Gasparino 18. Deana Hager 19. Erin Siegel 20. Deborah Wenske Brooks | 21. Lynne Bowland 22. Alicia Marinache <-- You are here 23. Pam Ferrari 24. Shirley Jones Moore 25. Joanne Tinley 26. Shanti Johnson 27. Lorelei Eurto 28. Antiquity Travelers 29. Shelly Joyce 30. Marlene Cupo 31. Dee Torcherer Elgie |
(*) Amanda regretfully couldn't participant in the reveal but will be making a donation
I thought a lot about what to do - at one point I had a perfect image of my tribute... but I couldn't find the components in time. I will, however, get them in a couple of weeks and make what I originally wanted to. So I decide on a delicate romantic piece, one I've wanted to make for long and just postponed it over and over.
Here it is: Blue Romance (jade and sterling silver, necklace):
I will add it to the store... this is our Easter weekend and I am 'stealing' some time right now ... hopefully on Monday... Please visit all the artists participating!
How pretty. Nice piece!
ReplyDeleteThank you :)
DeleteThis is a great spring time piece. Glad you made something you've been wanting to make for a while. It feels good doesn't it?
ReplyDeleteYes, it indeed does, Ginger! Thank God for challenges :)
DeleteSo cheerful and pretty, forget-me-nots are the perfect tribute to Judy's memory...
ReplyDeleteOh, my God, Cherry... that's it! I looked at them all evening and tried to give it a name, something was just there, but I couldn't 'touch it' - that's it, Forget-Me-Not! My favourite little flowers, my garden is full of Forget-Me-Nots.
DeleteVery pretty :) They do look like forget-me-nots!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Skye - and now that you and Cherry pointed it out, they do look like forget-me-nots. Isn't it nice when unintentionally you create exact what you're supposed to? :)
DeleteYour piece embodies fun and summer!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Kim!
DeleteWith all the love going out to Judy today, forget-me-nots are perfect!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Marlene, I am so glad everyone likes the little forget-me-not flowers... and love was, indeed, what I was sending.
DeleteOh, I love forget-me-nots and these are a wonderful way to honor Judy!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Kym, I love forget-me-nots too (even if these were 'subconciously' made)
DeleteWhat a lovely piece! The blue flowers are so happy, I just had to smile when I saw it. You did a wonderful job honoring Judy, and all she represents. Have a fantastic weekend!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Shirley, I am so glad you and everyone else liked it! (I had my doubts in the beginning, since they were nothing like Judy's style)
DeleteVery pretty -- she would have loved it.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Lori - I hope so!
DeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jo :)
DeleteI agree! So happy...which is what Judy always seemed to be...even if I only conversed with her via email! I love all the cheerful spring/summer colors everyone seemed to use...except me! LOL!
ReplyDeleteThanks Tania - yours are amazing too! I just love how you mix various media and elements and add a personal touch to each piece (I am not sure how you're able to sell them anymore after that :))
DeleteWhat a happy necklace!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Rebekah - I was chatting with my mom, how everyone likes my happy flowers and how I was worried... in our culture we focus more on mourning and the sadness on passing, I love the idea of celebrating one's life and trying to bring a smile and being happy, and I wasn't sure how appropriate will be... I had no more worries since the first comment :) You've all been so wonderful!
DeleteThat is really cute! Love those cheery flowers! =)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kelli :)
DeleteThank you, Shelly!
ReplyDeleteThose little flowers are so cute! Love the way you turned them into a 'tassel'
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