Showing posts with label canvass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label canvass. Show all posts

Saturday, October 01, 2011

October kit reveal: read.

Today I'd like to share with you some of the projects I made with Freehand Scrap's October kit. The first one is a layout of my daughter Mia reading to her dolls. Ever since she started reading, she enjoys reading anything and everything, all the time. Since I can only listen to so many stories, she sometimes needs new audiences, and the dolls provide a very well-behaved one. The layout is called LEE: READ, and it is based on a Pagemaps sketch.


The kit also has a fabulous wooden tree accent by Kaiser crafts, which could be turned into a spooky Halloween one, or be blooming with spring flowers, like the one below:
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And if you want to see this tree in fall, take a look at Suz Mannecke's blog here. Another project I'd like to share today is this canvass:




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It is a very simple project, but I love that quote. I am not a person with a million friends, but I have been blessed a with a few very good ones, and they are a very important, if sometimes ver far away in actual distance, part of my life. The actual quote is longer and reads: 

"A good friend is a connection to life - a tie to the past, a road to the future, the key to sanity in a totally insane world".  ~Lois Wyse

It was too long for this canvass, so I chose my favourite part. It is a very easy project to put together, and there will be a tutorial for it some time this month.

If you took part in the Freehands Scrap's giveaway at the beginning of this month and woud like to know who the winner is, please be patient with me as I am having a very busy Saturday today, and I would lik to double check all the entries to make sue I am giving everybody a fair chance. I will draw the names and make an announcement tonight.

Thursday, August 04, 2011

Cotton projects

Do you know what kind of present you should give someone on their second anniversary? The second anniversary is a COTTON anniversary. Not a very exciting one, the first years never are (my 7th anniversary was in June, and it was a wool anniversary, imagine how useful a woolen present can be when you live in the Caribbean!). But you can bet the Practical Scrappers' team has made some exciting projects using cottons for you to get inspired!

My project is a canvass piece (canvass is made of cotton). It's the fist time I work on it and it was so much fun!



If you want to see the rest of the cotton projects, take part in the giveaway, or this week's recipe challenge (today's ingredients are STICKER(S) and INK), visit Practical Scrappers and join in the fun!

List of supplies:
Canvass: Fredrix
Rub-ons: JBS, 7gypsies
Stickers: Basic Grey, Glitz
Banners: Girls' Paperie
Mist: JBS Ranger, Tattered Angels
Bookplate: from a kit
Butterfly charm: B'Sue
Pearls: Martha Stewart
Tulle: assorted
Ribbon: American Crafts
Glue: Making Memories
 
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