With just a few days left in 2011, I have been working on trying a few new things.
Check out my new one of a kind stainless steel and glass wine stoppers.
These were all made from scraps that my fellow artist friend Teresa Harpster provided. I am making magnets out of the rest of the scraps of glass.
I am excited for 2012 the year of the Dragon! In preparation I have recently added an available work tab so you can see what I currently have finished and where each piece is currently located. http://cynthiafreese.com/available-work/
After the first of the year I will be sharing photos of some of my new projects.
For fun this holiday season my husband and daughter made Origami. I found this pattern online and thought some of you might have fun making one. 
For the complete pattern visit :
http://en.origami-club.com/unit/polyhedron2/santacube/index.html
I appreciate all your likes and comments on my photos of work! Happy Holidays!
Prosser Washington is a real winter wonderland
Last week I traveled from the wet side of the state to the east side of the state to participate in a holiday art in Prosser Washington. I am still here taking in the beauty if the landscape.The show was finished Sunday but I am still here visiting with friends and soaking up the beauty of the country side. I am not a photographer but the country side is so lovely I had to get out the i pad and snap a few photos to share.
Okay you caught me, I did include one photo of my latest piece that is available at the Sixth Street Gallery. I also had to include a photo of the new gallery sign as the owner calls my art Urban Chic!
Happy Holiday Seasons!
People often ask me how I decided what I will create. I generally start with a small pile of stuff and just look at it until I get an idea, moving stuff around and stacking it different ways until it feels right. Some times it takes awhile to find the finishing touches to make a piece complete.
I see three birds and a table in these pictures. What do you see?
It has been a cold frosty weekend in Prosser,Washington. I have collected a couple dozen wine bottles and plan to make some candles for Christmas gifts.
Before leaving each winery with empty bottles I was forced to do some wine tasting, it was hard work but well worth the effort.
While setting up for the art show I had asked for empty bottles. This is a sample of the new Evergirl Art Prosser Winery Candles. I can’t wait to get back to the winery tomorrow to pick up more wine. The 2007 Merlot is amazing.
This piece stands 41 inches high and is 30 inches across.
I just picked up a 30 inch across piece of glass for the top.
I was planning to get up early this morning and head out to the Mercer Estates Winery on the Eastern side of the state. I was dreading the drive as I had no music to take with me. I came into my office and found the below on my desk.
I can hardly wait to get on the road to see what I have to listen to!
I only have one light left from my series” Light From War”.
Each light is a one of a kind original , the core is made from old cases that were used to store large military howitzer shells during 1944-1946. The bases and tops are old car parts.
The last light can be found at http://www.shoptastyart.com/#/home/
Color of actual lighting is easily swapped out. Lights from War are great conversation pieces and can also be used as a tall corner table. Each light comes with a glass top and have been clear coated.
If you buy a piece of evergirl art from Shop Tasty, I am happy to deliver it to your home .
A friend posted this photo on facebook and said, ” can you find the cat? Don’t share the photo until you see the cat.” After looking for almost 30 minutes I had to ask for help.
What I see is at least 4 car part tables, three bird baths and plenty of parts to create other peices of art.
What do you see? Do you see the cat?