September 2020 Table of Contents Kathy Morrow
Nancy Scott
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50-56
Joyce Stegman
Deb Mishima
Wild Welcome
Telemark in Acrylics
15-22
Sharon Bond
Woodland Blessings
24-32
Chris Watson
Fall Pillow
95-102
Michael Cheek
Don’t Ruffle My Feathers
October Sunrise
103-110
58-65
Sunny Tonini
Diane Trierweiler
66-74
112-115
Sandy McTier
Elisabetta de Maria
Apple Cinnamon Tea Towel
Black Headed Grosbeak
Fall Flowers Gather Frame
33-38
76-86
Linda O’Connell
Jane Allen
40-49
87-93
Pink Christmas
Karen WisnerDyar
Autumn Moon
Fall Harvest
Pumpkin, Crow, and Sunflower
Winged Kitty
116-120
October Sneak Peek
Page 122
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Lindsey, who spends ten months out of the year anticipating the return of Pumpkin Spice, is nowhere to be found today. Rumor has it that she is, once again, standing in line somewhere to taste yet another version of her favorite fall brew! So, while she’s distracted, let me tell you a little bit about our September issue. Did you see that cover?? We are delighted to welcome, Kathy Morrow. This is the very first time she has designed for any publication! And you might be surprised to learn that prior to appearing in the Pixelated Palette, Kathy had never even written a set of instructions! So, if you’re wondering if you should try submitting next year…take it from Kathy, “yeah, you should!” Joyce Stegman is another designer making her first appearance this month. Known for her stunning Telemark Rosemaling, Joyce will show you how to create this traditional floral art using (fast drying), acrylics instead of (slow drying) oil paints. I bet you know that Lindsey and I are always excited when we’re able to introduce our readers to a completely unexpected surface. In this month’s issue, courtesy of Chris Watson, you will learn her no fail steps for preserving fall leaves. And then, paint along as Chris uses a preserved leaf for the backdrop for her painting. (Now that’s cool!) “ in September” you might ask?? “Why of course!” I would answer. Linda O’Connell brings us a fanciful trio of warmly dressed holiday partiers. Look for more ornament trios to appear in every month from now through December! Wow, ALL your favorites are here too! I could go on to list them all, but that’s why we include an illustrated Table of Contents! (chuckle) One of our readers suggests printing the Table of Contents each month and keeping it in a notebook. That way, it’s easy to go old school and flip through the pages to locate that one pattern you just know you saw somewhere (but can’t remember which issue)! We love it when you share your ideas with us.
Waving my paintbrush at ya’
Susan
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