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Part of an old printed text, circa 1870s.

I made a pillowcase from mismatched fabrics, sold it, saved the photo of it, digitally altered it and posted it here. I know, my life is amazing.

An old handwoven rug. Cuz we all have that one friend who says, "You're not going to throw that out, are you?"

For all your friends who yell at you to recycle everything.

The Maya or Mayan calendar was used before Columbus in middle America, especially Guatemala and Mexico.

I made this with regular fabric and digitally darkened it. No uniforms were harmed in the making.

I made this look very old and blotchy, so don't expect to plan your next road trip to Madrid with this.

Vintage map of Norway and Sweden, late 1800s or early 1900s.

I designed this using one of my painter drop cloths.

Map of England, about 1900. Depending on which product you choose, you will likely see a different portion of the map; my profound apologies to Scotland.

ADHD unfinished--humor AuDHD neurospicy

So my husband says to me, "Quick! Come see this huge bird! It's like a vulture." I yawned and mumbled, "Oh, come on, it can't be a … OMG!!!" I ran for the camera. The photo doesn't do it justice. It was at least two feet high, from the top of its head to the end of the tailfeathers. We still don't know what type of bird it was, but we tell ourselves it was a hawk so that we can sleep at night. NOTE: the leggings only show the tree branches, not the bird. The duvet cover may have a border, depending on what size you order.

I've read all of the Jane Austen novels... some of them four times.

Gifts for IT, computer tech, engineer, programmer, software developer, gamer

I'm thinking Baby Boomers might like this. I did a collage and photographed it.

An old photo paired with one of Lincoln's less famous quotes, appropriate in any decade.

Some products show Virginia Woolf's photo without the quote.

I read heavily. I liked this quote when I found it.

This started out as a face mask that I made for my fiber arts shop, but morphed into digital artsiness.

Me, just playing around.

I made a fiber art pillowcase, photographed it, and digitally altered it. (Also sold the pillowcase.) I have similar designs in my Redbubble portfolio. Find them by searching on DJRUNNELS and BOHEMIAN.

I used silk sari strips stitched onto hand dyed fabric to make a scarf. I then photographed it and modified it.

Fiber art with lots of speckles and blotches and folds.

Name a large city that isn't torn apart by politics, climate change, injustice, protests, pandemic, human rights or economic inequality.

Many of these are intentionally off-center. Just like me. I stitched silk sari strips onto hand dyed fabric, then photographed and modified it.

Watercolor with digital enhancement.

This took me a long time to do and I'm still not quite recovered.

A photo of garden chives, modified as if painted.

Men like this one a lot.

Close up of one of my knitting projects. I have a series of these. Find more by searching on DJRUNNELS and knit.

From an antique hand-painted ceramic.

This is a fiber art pillowcase, photographed and digitally modified. I do a lot of these, but this is one of my faves.

My unique fabric collage.

Fabric collage with digital changes.

Industrial Blue Green Geometric Stripes

I love Boulder.