This clock was in my booth at Coomer's. The clock was stolen. I hope whoever decided to steal this clock, enjoys it.
This page features the clocks I have painted. I have developed a real passion for painting clocks..but don't ask me why because I don't know.
I have been nicknamed "The Queen of Clocks" in several painting circles I belong to. After you have finished viewing this page, you will see that the name is well deserved!
P.S. Remember, there are even more clocks on my "Beginning Projects" Page!
This clock features a One Stroke Pansy and "wiggle" leaf design.
This clock was painted for my friend Lena as a special thank you gift.
This picture has glare and is somewhat fuzzy. Unfortunately I did not take very good pictures when I first started painting, but you can get the general idea of the design.
This clock features a One Stroke Wild Rose and bud design. This clock was featured in my Coomer's consignment booth.
As with the clock above, this is not a good picture, but you can see the general idea of the design.
This clock was painted as part of an exchange on a painting list.
Credit for the original design goes to Donna Dewberry.
My exchange partner loved this clock!
This clock features a One Stroke Dogwood design.
This clock was a birthday gift for my friend Sheryl. There are no "hands" on this picture of this clock because it was being shipped. I did not want them to be damaged during shipping.
In the background is part of a wall mural I hand painted and stenciled. This mural has since been destroyed! We developed a water leak in our house and this wall had to be knocked out to find the leak! It figures, uh?
In my opinion, this is one of the prettiest clock I have done to date!
This clock was painted as a gift for an exchange partner.
This is an adaptation of a pattern by Sherry Lynn Bell...the pattern was featured in Paint Works magazine.
This clock features the same design that I did on my very first clock..only on a large clock surface.
Credit for the original design goes to Donna Dewberry.
This clock was painted for a friend of mine who is a former QVC show host. This clock hangs in his home office.
This clock was "commissioned" by my friend Sheryl. She wanted a unique exchange gift for her friend Margaret, who lives in the UK.
The photo was taken prior to the varnish being applied..so it appears somewhat dull. Also, the hands are not on the clock..I do not attach the hands on my clocks when they are being mailed. I do not want to take the chance of them becoming bent during shipping. I let the recipient put the hands on the clock.
This clock now happily resides in the home of my new found friend, Margaret! Margaret absolutely adores this clock..don't believe me ..just ask Margaret!
Original design work is given to Tiffany Hastie.
This is a dogwood clock that I painted. The clock now resides in PA! The second picture is a close up of the dogwood blossoms.
The clock itself appears somewhat lopsided. This was photographer error! I did not realize I had the clock sitting a little crooked when I took the photo.
This is a clock painted for a client for her daughter's bedroom.
For some reason, the bear's face is a little blurry so below the picture of the clock is a close up of the face of the clock.
Credit for the original design work goes to Tracia Ledford-Williams.
