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.

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 Spring Flower box was painted in 2004 using JoSonja acrylics.  It was taught at the 2005 SDP convention.  The box measures 5” x 7” x 2”.

This is the Spring Flower Box with European flowers that I taught at the 2010 SDP convention.

The roses, tulips, daisies, climitas and filler flowers and fun to paint with this limited palette.

I had this chest for many years and finally decided to paint it with Valdres Flowers with influence of those painted by Peder Aadnes from the Bagn Church in Norway. 

The chest size measures 19 x 10 x 12 inches, so the designs would be good for other objects.

These angelic turnings were painted in 1996 using JoSonja acrylics.  The three turnings are 15", 18" and 21".

The wood is hard to get made now.