RAK drawing tomorrow...get those tips in today!
Now here's some real sweet ART, from my new little friend HANNAH WATSON. She lives in SanDiego...so she's warm...I'm not..Anyway, I sent her and her little sister a goodie package & she made this ART for me. GREAT job Hannah!! THANKS so much. You're right..you ARE an ARTIST!
And a shameless plug for my upcoming March classes...
I bet this is a sneak peek of a grungey door prize. Yep...I think it is. I LOVE good doorprizes!!
Ok...I'm on a mission to find more of my favorite paper. In addition to the bud vase for the March grunge classes...we're also using a Maya Road Keepsake Cube, with my new most favorite paper & grungeboard...a very FUN project!
Keep those tips/comments coming.
Happy Wednesday....
wendy
5 comments:
Hannah is just as creative as her mommy. I am assuming this is Katie's daughter.
Wish I lived closer that I could take your class.
That picture is so pretty!!! That made me smile!!!
Hi there! Just wanted to say hello and that I just signed up for your Technique class in St.Louis next month. I am looking forward to learning new things to help me use of my supplies!! LOL! Have a wonderful day!! Peace and blessings...
Okay--here's my tip!
I use the Herma permanent glue dot dispenser a lot, with the tiny glue dots. When I run a strip of glue dots along the very edge of the item I'm attaching to my project, and from end to end, I don't want to always have that little run-off of glue on my work surface, so here's my tip. Take the slick backing sheet from your cushion, used when mounting your unmounted rubber, and place that under the item you're applying the glue dots to. Then go ahead and run your dispenser along the edge and end-to-end. The glue dots won't stick to the backing sheet and you don't have a gooey mess on your work surface. I have a piece I keep pulling out, even in classes, and using over and over again.
That's my tip and I'm sticking to it!
Cecile
Tip: If you can't find metal tape, cut up a soft drink can. You can even Cuttlebug them- die cut and emboss!
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