"Uh-oh!!"
2.75 inches in diameter
This is a miniature portrait I painted of my daughter on porcelain.
Here's the story:
My in-laws kept my daughter for a few days one summer. When I picked her up, Grandpa was so excited to show me what she'd learned. He said, "Sarah! Where did the indian shoot you?" (Westerns were very popular TV shows at the time). My sweet little girl pulled up her shirt, looked at her belly button and yelled "Uh-oh!!"
She was so proud of herself - it was one of those precious moments I kept seeing over and over in my mind, so I HAD to paint it.
Tomorrow, another picture, another story.
Oh! And here's my Smalls SAL project for the month - it will go on a miniature needlepoint stand, once the stand is stained. I purchased the kit from Janet Granger. It's done on 40 Ct silk gauss and measures 1.5 inches square.
Oh! And here's my Smalls SAL project for the month - it will go on a miniature needlepoint stand, once the stand is stained. I purchased the kit from Janet Granger. It's done on 40 Ct silk gauss and measures 1.5 inches square.
hahaha! Oh my! I have never heard of such a thing. Your painting is just awesome.
ReplyDeleteActually, I had never heard of anything like that before, either. I was more than a little mortified….thank you for the compliment about the painting.
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Hi Kim that's such a cute story and boy your pic is wonderful xx
ReplyDeleteAwww...that's so sweet...what a beautiful memory!
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet story , and beautiful painting.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute story and memory. Gorgeous painting.
ReplyDeleteIt's such a cute story and the painting is that much sweeter.
ReplyDeletethis portrait is soooooo cute. you are really a very talented artist. :D
ReplyDeleteI love it.
Lovely work.
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable painting. Lovely finish for the Smalls SAL as well
ReplyDeleteI love the story and the painting of your daughter. Cute finish.
ReplyDeleteLinda
What a charming story captured forever in your beautiful painting, Kim!
ReplyDeleteWow Kim,
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful picture you painted of your daughter!
Julie xo
That's an adorable painting! I beg your daughter just loves being reminded of the story too.
ReplyDeleteLovely miniature stitched artwork too. I just love tiny things.
What a beautiful painting of your daughter, Kim. I love the story behind it.
ReplyDeleteYou painted that??? Wow, that's beautiful, and such a cute story.
ReplyDeleteYou painted that??? Wow, that's beautiful, and such a cute story.
I love your miniature design. I have a large dollhouse and can appreciate the tiny stitching! I purchased a kit with that silk gauze but have never stitched it, not sure I could even find it in my huge stash. :-)
That painting of your daughter is so sweet! I can picture one of ours looking at their belly button in just that pose!!
ReplyDeleteThe work that went into your tiny stitchery is amazing!
That is a priceless story, and I do love the precious painting! Your miniature stitching is so pretty, too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tiny stitches and great painting ad story!
ReplyDeleteA lovely picture and story, thanks for sharing. Your mini piece is charming
ReplyDeleteI love all: the portrait, the small stitching and the cute story.
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Amazing painting of your daughter!
ReplyDeleteLovely stitching!
You are one talented lady Kim! Gorgeous painting of your precious daughter.
ReplyDeleteThat is such a cute story! You are so talented, that portrait is stunning :D
ReplyDeleteBeautiful painting Kim to remember a touching and funny childhood memory. You are so talented!
ReplyDeleteSweet story and painting.
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