Today I attended a class at one of my fav places in all the world – The Purple Magnolia Craft Studio. Today, (as always) our bags were filled with goodies including a pack of gorgeous paper with flowers in soft reds, purples, blues and pinks, a set of flower dies, a set of flower stamps, … [Read more…]
I got my happy mail again – I have not ordered a subscription box for a few months, but this one was one I thought I needed to have. As usual, it was filled with all sorts of happiness. This month’s box is sweetly called Creme de la crayon. <3 The kit contained 3 Distress … [Read more…]
This is a product review. I bought this product myself – it was not sponsored. These opinions and observations are my own. The photos of the product are taken from the Dress My Craft official website and are not my own. The product: Today I bought a new product. It is a large funnel tray … [Read more…]
Today, I attended class at The Purple Magnolia again – one of my happy places in all the world. I went with a friend, and it was a class that had sponsored prizes. These classes do happen from time to time, but it was an unexpected, and happy surprise. Both my friend and I won … [Read more…]
Today I used a new-to-me stamp make – Polkadoodles at a class. They have really cute little stamps suitable for focal images and art journalling with gorgeous little bits and pieces. They also have stamp sets that are called “soup” stamps. These stamps are a bunch of shapes you can use to make mushrooms, birds, … [Read more…]
A chalk painted, decoupaged tray, sealed with epoxy
Testing my functionality for posting automatically to Insta from WP
I just finished making a second holder from a broken frame.
Here is my jewelry holder filled with charity shop treasures (all except two pairs of earrings). I am really pleased with how it came out. It holds necklaces and rings, and all my stuff is together and not tangled at the bottom of a drawer.
One of the latest projects I have completed is an upcycled frame converted into an earring and necklace holder. Of course, it has the obligatory bling added. Here is the process I followed: buy a cheap frame with no glass for a few bucks sand frame staple chicken wire onto the back paint with chalk … [Read more…]