Check the Ranger blog for a link to the directions on how I made this super-inky page. I got to play with the new colors of the Tim Holtz Adirondack Color Washes. The new Sailboat Blue is to die for (or is to dye for…get it? ha ha ). I love 'em all, though!
This week finds us using the Beauty Bloom, Originals Die #655455 by Brenda Pinnick. The die is super versatile–you can layer the flowers in many different combinations.
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I layered & stitched the flowers w/ my grungy style, and then created this scrapbook page. Thanks for stopping by!!
I made a cloth canvas banner for Maya Road…go check out all the pics on their blog!The cloth laundry pieces are part of the new early winter release, awesome stuff.
I'm doing this post for my Art Journaling 103 class…kiwifarmer (from New Zealand, of course!) asked about how much space I work in.
Here's the ugly truth. Not much. lol! And yes, paint and ink get on EVERYTHING. When I got my new TV, my hubby asked if I was going to get paint on it. "Ooooh, noooo, I won't!!" I proclaimed. Um, yeah. Within a week I was scrubbing bright green dots of paint off the screen.
*shrugging* It's just how I am and how I work. I'm at peace with it. My right-brained self can get any more organized than this. In fact, I'm so at peace with it that I didn't even bother to straighten up my table when I took this pic. With me, what you see is what you get.
So, without further ado…my sewing machine. I love this thing. It's about 20 years old and it's a real workhorse. I've sewn through THREE layers of chipboard with this baby.
And, my messy desk. Trust me, it gets worse. But rarely better. My mat is warped from my encaustic iron. Oh well.
So there you have it, the ugly, inky, painty truth!
I explain how I made this background over on the Hambly blog today. 🙂
This week's die is Karen Burniston's Twist Cube (item 656739) cut from Die Cuts With a View black cardstock. Super fun! My cube is called, "My Loves." I did painted portraits of my 3 boys, and then adhered them to the cube.
To hop along the ring, just click on the links in the blinkie on the right. Or, there's a list of all the designers here. Karen has video instruction on how to assemble the cube on her blog. The cube was easy to assemble, so don't be intimidated!
I tell you, you really NEED the JBS Project kit this month. Well, you need it every month, but this month it's really fun! The regular kit has her entire new line in it, too. Fun stuff. Be sure to check all the galleries this month for loads of inspiration!
