This yarn tine has a different design on each side using typical Hallingdal flowers. It's painted on a black background giving it a rich appearance.

I painted this Yarn tine for my special friend Kay Baronoski using some old Hordaland ideas.  I used a blue-green background and red, green, yellow and blue in the design.  On the other side I painted Jacob sheep, but you could repeat this design.

The packet includes the directions, line drawing and photographs.

I painted this yarn tine in preparation for a DVD on Numedal.  It's such a great piece and suitable for the style.  I love to incorporate sheep on one side.  The rocailles are painted with a flat brush on this piece and it's such fun.

This Numedal design is painted on a 10 inch plate using Gold Oxide for the background colors.  The Rocailles are fun to paint and constructed a little differently than other styles.  Some of the painters used ideas from the neighboring district of Telemark as you can see by the flowers on the border.

I love this chicken painted by Sebjorn Kverndalen, a Numedal painter, so I incorporated it into a design to fit this bowl.  The bowl is 1.5 inches deep with a double bead inside which makes it nice for trimming with different colors.  I painted a string of flowers around the outside.

This is the Nore Church in Numedal painted on a 16 inch plate from Hofcraft. The flowers are painted in the style of Sebjorn Kaverndalen.

I design this tine with inspiration from Sebjorn Kaverndalen from Numedal. It's fun to paint with it's simple scrolls and rococo flower forms, sometimes with a few small more realistic flowers borrowed from neighboring districts.

This was one of the 2014 San Diego SDP Convention classes I taught. It's a wonderful small bowl, not very deep and easy to paint. The style is fun, using characteristics from Sebjorn Kaverndalen's influence.

This 10" plate was a 2017 Palooza Painting class project.  The design includes typical scrolls, flowers and a border treatment.  It's painted on a JoSonja basecoat color, Galaxy Blue.

The European shelf clock I taught at the 2002 SDP convention.  It was painted on a Smoked Pearl background that can be stippled softly with palette color of your choice.  It measures 6” x 14” x 3”.

For years I have been wanting to place the mini clocks into one packet since so many of the designs can be mixed and matched.  I was finally able to get them all painted, drawings made and photographed.

The packet includes designs for 14 mini clocks, photographs of each and the line drawings.

This graceful, three dimension clock is painted with various kinds of flowers with a European feel to them.  There are two designs in the packet featuring both background colors.

The clock style was the first clock I designed back in the 1980's.  When I had this new shelf made I decided to resurect it again and paint a new design.  The European style roses are painted on a background of Smoked Pearl, stippled with Pearl White and then Rich Gold around the edges.

The palette for this design includes Rich Gold and Pearl White for the yellows and light areas.  These colors really dress up a Telemark design on a dark background.

This box opens and there is a small clock inside.  The Hallingdal style is painted on Galaxy Blue on the outside and Smoked Pearl on the inside.

This Rosette Clock I painted with the Os style at the 2010 Wichita Convention.  It's bright and colorful and a fun design to paint.