Made this cute little banner yesterday over at Deb's. The week before I had started cutting it out for a surprise project. But we went to the post office to mail out our charm swaps that are going to Canada. And then some shopping for art supplies instead. So since it was ready to put together I brought it over to do. Well another friend was in need of a lift. So nothing like some Art therapy to help get you through what ever it is we are dealing with. So we (mostly Deb) cut out all the elements so she could make one too.
Even with a Pizza ( Thanks Steve!) and coffee breaks provided by Debra of It's All Good. We were all excited that we actually finished it in one afternoon. Great to see everyone's own spin on the same idea.
Check out her blog to see a similar yet different banner. And everyone's mood was made better for listening sharing caring and creating. So if you are feeling a little down may I suggest a little Art therapy and go "Create" something. (smile)
(I'm pretty sure she has beat me to the posting of this project..I have yet to check for myself.)
Supplies I used:
Old Sizzix original banner die, Tim Holtz paper rosette sizzlet strip die, Laundry line paper, ribbons, beading, Tattered Angels glimmer mists, tiny paper roses, small eyelets, distress inks, Thickers Alphabet, Martha Stewart glitter, and Hemp cord.
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Pink Winter Tag
Supplies used:
Mat Board
Mellisa Francis Paper
Martha Stewart Snowflake Punches
and Tinsel Glitter
SU! small Snowflake Punch
Tim Holtz Snowflake Edger
Rhinestones, Clear pebbles,
Pearl trim and Accents.
Tim Holtz Ribbon and
Distress Pad ~ Antique Linen
and Velvet Ribbon
Epoxy Sentiment Sticker
Diamond Dust
Labels:
Altered Art
Monday, November 1, 2010
Heart of Hope
Sending this hanging heart out to Joann.
Tomorrow she has her surgery.
Hopefully they will be able to remove all the cancer
so it will never come back!
UPDATE: 11/3/2010
Her surgery went well. They kept her over night for observation.
Good thing too because one of the meds they gave her
caused an allergic reaction. Itching and made her throat swell.
They got things under controll.
But they kept her over night again to be 100% sure
she was okay to send home.
Thank You for your
thoughts and prayers and poems.
I'll make sure I tell her about all of you wonderful bloggers.
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