Have You Seen This

I have seen this some time ago, but one of my crafty friends posted it again on her page.  So I went and tried it and I like it but I will have to play more with it.  It is the Crayon Resist Technique, you can click here for a video on it.   Well here is the one's I did along with the inks I used.

 I like them both but I really do like the one on the top the best.  And yes the maker of the crayon does matter.

I hope that you will play with this and make some awesome cards.  I may do more and put them on cards.  Maybe some kind of home decor :)
As always have a bless week and an awesome time in crafting.

My Version of a Fainting Couch

A fainting couch is a backless couch that typically has one end raised, against which a person can recline. This type of couch might have been made before the 19th century, but the term "fainting-couch" wasn’t commonly used until the 19th century. Fainting couches were made for women, especially because so many women in the 1800s wore corsets. A tight corset kept a woman almost breathless, making it much more likely that she would faint. Some homes and hotels even had fainting rooms, where women could catch their breath on these couches.

Here is what the couches looked like:

Here are some ring holders I founded at Ross. There are in the shape of the 18th Century fainting-couch.

Now, here is the way I decorated one of these couches:

I hope that you like the way I altered this couch.

By the way these couch was only $3.99.  I just love altering things that I find.
So from this day to that day, have fun altering, coloring, cutting and all the things we do.  Until the next time.

My Little Red Books

I found these little red books at the Dollar Tree and said what can I do with them.

So here it is what I can do and did do to them:

                                                  

Here they are together

These was fun to do and very small, no space to add to much.  I pray that you enjoy your week and until next time.

My Black and White

I am still trying to teach my self how to make cards.  Here is another set for you all.

 Here is the card:

Now for the envelope:

Now for the set:

I hope that you enjoyed them, I did

A Matching Set

I did make a mailbox and I just love the way it turned out:

 

 

I hope that you all will enjoy them.  I will be doing more of these I did have fun doing these.

 

How About A Toilet Paper Roll

I work at a store and I get these from there.  So I started out with this:

So from this to this:

 This is the front of it:

Here is the back:

I pray that you all enjoy it maybe I will do a mailbox to match.  That sounds good, look out world maybe a mailbox.  Have a great week

My Heart

I took a wooden box, and I printed it with Gesso and then with white print.  I forgot to take a picture of the box.

I took a stamp with some black ink and stamp all over the box.  

Here is the inside.

I hope that you enjoy this little project.  Until next time

The Wait Is Over, Welcome August

We here are all so happy to bring to you the new Autumn/Winter 2013 new items book.  You have seen some of my projects using the Laughing Lola kit and the Huntington Kit.  There is so much more, there is even a new Art-booking Circuit Collection.  And let's not forget the new stamp of the month.  Here is just some of the projects that you can do with this months goodies.  You can also click on this link to go to my store (CLICK HERE).

As always have a fun week everyone.