my yellow teacup

my yellow teacup
Showing posts with label free coloring page. Show all posts
Showing posts with label free coloring page. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 20, 2018

new habits (and a free coloring sheet)

 










 
 









 


 
 

 
 
well let's see...
I've been making lots of art since I
was last here
in two different journals
and I started a yellow series for the wall behind
my art table
I was inspired for this from my
yellow board on pinterest
I began a large journal that I will fill
with mixed media girls
and a small journal for anything i'm in
the mood for
i'm also making some paintings
to fit the frames I've collected over the years
and tried my hand at some art trading cards
new habits are helping
I work every morning after my coffee
even on work days
*next schedule a day to blog
 
I went to some yard sales
found an old game boy sp
and a cute vintage horse pillow
got my first rainbow snowcone of the year (yum)
and visited the pond on a nice cool morning
summer starts tomorrow but it seems to
have come early here this year
IT'S DANG HOT OUT THERE!
I drew a summer girl in her garden
for you to color if you wish
 here she is:
 
 
 
 
loving this week:
making plans
baby chicks
playing sims 4
reading the bible
the kids at work
and jammie time when I get home
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 


Friday, October 28, 2016

Friday, September 16, 2016

a broken wing and a free coloring page

 
 
I held a hummingbird. I've always dreamed of it
and a few days ago
it happened.
 
Our dog found it, hurt in the grass.
He probably flew into the window.  When I picked him up
he was all ruffled and messy looking.
I could feel his aliveness, quivering, heart beating in the palm of my hand.
 
 
Joyce ran in the house and mixed up some
sugar water, which we managed to feed
him from a spoon.
The sweet little thing drank and drank and drank, then
started looking better and tried to fly away.
 
 
That's when we noticed one wing
didn't work.
We watched to see if it got any better, then decided to cage him over night
to give him a better chance.
The next morning he still couldn't use the wing.
 
 
So I started searching online for a wildlife rehabilitator and luckily found one
about an hour away. I emailed her and waited.
I was so happy when she called me later in the morning and said
yes she would take him.
 
It was a wonderful experience.
which made me remember this drawing of hummingbirds
I finished at the beginning of summer.
 
It makes a fun coloring page! You may right-click and
copy it, then print it. Use markers, crayons,
water colors, color pencils, whatever
you love to use best.
And remember our little hummingbird and his
new home.