This was a fun and a really interesting project to work on. It’s based on Marlene Brady’s 2016 Polymer Clay Adventure class on making a fairy garden teapot. I found this teapot at the Salvation Army last fall for two dollars, and…
Here’s a short little video I made for you looking back on all of the tutorials I’ve created in 2016. It’s kind of amazing to think that it’s been a year since I finished my dragon challenge, as the habits I developed…
Happy What’s on Your Workdesk Wednesday everyone! Your view of today’s desk may explain why I’m feeling rather overwhelmed at the moment. There’s no order, no rhyme or reason, just a lot of unfinished projects. I could make a mile-long to do list…
Happy What’s on Your Workdesk Wednesday everyone! On this week’s desk are some supplies of mine you haven’t seen in a while: card making stuff! I’ve been so busy with other things that it’s fallen by the wayside. Only so many hours in…
Happy crazy busy What’s on Your Workdesk Wednesday that’s real close to Christmas! As you can see from my desk, today finds me listening to Christmas music on Pandora and filling out Christmas cards. Now, I know that many of you are card makers and…
Happy What’s on Your Workdesk Wednesday and the first full day of autumn! (Or happy spring to my friends in the southern hemisphere.) 🙂 Today’s workdesk shows quite the array of supplies needed for Tim Holtz’s September tag. I was happy to try my new Bird…
Happy What’s on Your Workdesk Wednesday! Today’s messy desk is brought to you courtesy of Tim Holtz’s July 2014 tag. I never did get around to the May or June tags, but Tim had an interesting “recipe” for faux sand to add to this…
Hello and happy What’s on Your Workdesk Wednesday. I’m getting to Tim’s April tag early this month because it’s a delaying technique to avoid crunching certain numbers that must be crunched this time of year. But I promised myself that after I finished the…
Happy Wednesday! Here’s what you came for, my slightly messy desk today. (Click on the pics for a closer look.) As usual, it amazes me how many products are needed to make one little tag. Also, I’m pretty sure a few things…
