Bakers dozen
11 creative works found
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Baker's Dozen
by William HIt was her mother that taught her to bake. That’s where we can start, if you would care to. Her mother showed her a book of recipes, and …
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Baker’s Dozen
by adgrayRoll cut roll roll twist drop Roll the last with a twist of its own drop
I love baking bread! My nanna said I kneeded dough just right! / My first real paid job was in a bakery This was my 13th poem brought on by teaching my children how to make bread / I feared the flat hard result was from being too over kneaded but it tasted magnificent for all the love and laughter we had poured into it! / I remembered my own mother teaching me and the elated feeling that I could do what a shop did! It was a successful venture as my children felt that too! But Cookies and Muffins are easier! :o) The bread didn’t work! I’m glad the poem did! / Enjoy :o) [- I suggest you read aloud just one or two lines of the group of six]
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Acrylic 40×30 on Gallery Wrapped Canvas This Original is Sold / To see more Originals for sale visit my website at www.suemcmillanart.com / Thank you for viewing / ~ Sue McMillan / Looks great in a black, bright white matted Frame! /
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Collage on card / 250mm x 200mm This work was part of a series of collages created and submitted to the 7th “Baker’s Dozen” International Collage Exchange exhibition in 2005. The exhibition can be viewed by clicking here This artwork was also included in issue 3 of No Tears magazine.
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Collage on card / 290mm x 210mm This artwork was included in the 1st Americas Bakers 1/2 Dozen Exhibition at the International Museum of Collage, Assemblage and Construction (Fort Worth, Texas – U.S.A) View the entire exhibition here The artwork can also be seen in issue 3 of No Tears magazine. Expiry Date #5 was also a featured artwork on the RedBubble Featured Art And Photography page in December 2008
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The Baker’s Dozen calendar features the travel photography of Australian journalist and photographer, Darren Stones. Maybe some of my best works – I’m not sure. Sure was fun making them. Thanks for viewing. PS. Nearly lost my balls making the November image. Come to think of it, I’ve nearly lost my balls on numerous occasions whilst making photographs in the last few years. Those farm fences can be dangerous. :) Title of image: Cover – Australia Rock Narooma / January – Hotel Australia / February – Twelve Apostles Port Campbell National Park / March – Beechworth / April – Murray Valley Highway / May – Mount Beauty / June – Dog Rocks / July – Dingoes / August – Hervey Bay whale Festival / September – Cattle Drive / October – Australian Outback / November – Evening glow – Narrandera / December – Twelve Apostles Follow Darren Stones at Twitter: /
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What better to get the creative “juices” flowing than yummy cakes!! I almost ran out of pieces to photograph !! panasonic DMC LZ7 macro, no flash, ISO 100
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Fresh baked, anyone?
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twas this morning 4-8-09 / 1 of my favourite panoramas this unedited just stitched and converted from raw without adjustments though will give it to it when i find the time some editing that is / small file size for web not suitable for purchase
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Armstrong BC Canada—old/new van from the Bakers Dozen store parked in front of the Antique store
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