Sorry I haven’t been social lately. I miss my blogging friends, but I just can’t devote some time to my blog right now. My “REAL” job has been and will continue to be very hectic and after sitting in 8-hour team meetings (meaning they actually expect you to (1) stay awake and (2) participate), I am thoroughly exhausted when I get home.
Here’s a couple of WIP’s (I learned that in my team meetings) and some links of inspiration:
This was a kit given to us at Silver Bella courtesy of Ann-Denise Anderson. Thank you Ann-Denise for the lovely photo tutorial, too. Isn’t she a pretty victorian scrap? She turned out beautifully, if I do say so myself!!
These came from Stampington’s newsletter, Creative Impulse. I used colored glass orbs and glued the brass filigree with E6000. It’s important to bend the edges up first, then slide the marble in, check the edges are lying flat against the marble, then slide it out. If you try to bend the edges with the marble in place, they will not lay flat.
These are courtesy of Sandra Evertson’s book, Fanciful Paper Projects. I had lots of fun making the vintage ladies, the paper maker box and especially the ballerina. Sandra’s book is awesome! I still have more projects I want to complete, too.
So I have been able to sneak in some crafting. I have an ongoing Young Victoria swap and I’ve been working on two tutorials. Hopefully I’ll be posting them soon!
Have a lovely spring week!
I love everything you made!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSandy! I have been missing you. Looks like you have been busy! Hope things settle down soon. Hugs, Pam
ReplyDeleteSandra, what great items! I must dig into my bag of goodies from Silver Bella and play. I'm embarressed to say I haven't done so yet. So much to do, so little time. I've had Sandra Evertsons' book for years and have yet to make anything. You have inspired me today!
ReplyDeleteSharon :-)
Now hear this...I left a comment the other night...either you never approved it or it got lost.
ReplyDeleteSoooooo I'm here to tell you AGAIN that I am IN LOVE with these paper dolls (and you know I don't like paper dolls!)
You did a fantastic FABULOUS job my friend!!!!
:)
Such great projects...i felt like I hit the jackpot. I love them all...your little glass orbs are so cute. They are so simple, yet adorable :-)
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Suz
I have missed reading about your adventures! You have been busy! I love Sandra E's book too and you just reminded me to get it out and get busy! Kris
ReplyDeleteWe miss you, too! Love the photos!
ReplyDeleteHugz, Z
Very pretty Sandy.Thanks for sharing your work. I think you and I are on the same page with blogging. I can't even find time to create anything. Miss you loads. Hugs, Pam
ReplyDeleteYour work is just beautiful! So sweet and romantic!
ReplyDeletePS, if you could email me about the vintage lady mother's day tags that would be great! They are due tomorrow, and I just wanted to touch base. Thanks
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These are so lovely and filled with such artistry! Your attention to detail is amazing!!! I really enjoyed my visit this morning! Blessings! ~ k
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