Have had a busy time this past couple of weeks which all started with my trip to Caernarfon Castle for Liz's Friendly Plastic weekend. You'll have to scroll down a bit to find that blog entry if you want to see it. Closely followed by my coming home from Wales, having to do a quick final prep for my workshop (26 people were booked on it) for the Saturday (previous posts - worth looking at) and then working at Leigh for Oyster Stamps on the Sunday doing my usual demonstrating Spellbinders machines and dies.
It was Saturday evening when I got home, tired but happy as the crafters had done such a wonderful job, that I realised I had not done my DT piece for this week over on Just for Fun. Now we do have to have them in for Zoe to upload by Sunday evening and as she is so busy with her moving house I did not want to let her down with a late picture. But what could I do? What was the topic? A new month - what had Von chosen? A quick visit and I found it was - oh nightmare of nightmares - "Recycled" and it was "Books or Magazines" this week. I must add it was only a nightmare because I had not even given this a thought up to now so was entirely clueless.
Then I remembered that Annette had posted a tutorial for me to make a paper doll from a newspaper or magazine. Newspaper went out the window, the only one we had had gone to Vicky Stampers that day for painting over, besides which you got so dirty from handling them. Magazine - oh heck, the ones I had were intended for my dil and I dare not upset her. Then the TV magazine was there, waiting to go in the recycle bag - perfect!
So here it is - thank you so much Annette - you saved my bacon, gave me a lot of pleasure (plus gluey fingers, mat, tray, etc) and enabled me to have an untroubled night of sleep.
This used up a full TV magazine which has something like 90 pages in it and each page was cut in half. Memo to self: Need to buy more magazines - these are fun!
18 comments:
This is fantastic. I would like to see that tutorial...Donna
This is absolutely gorgeous hun.I think om going to have to put that die on my wish/wanted list as ive seen sooo many lovely things made from them.hopefully you will have less bisy week this week and be able to have me time in your craftroom
love n hugs judex
P. s i have the file foor you please email me at andrewjude45@hotmail.com with your addy and will get it out to you agift from me!
judex
What a fab creation Neet !!
What a fab creation Neet
That's a lot of pages used, but it certainly is effective. I saw this tut (even printed it off at work, shush don't tell) but haven't had time to play yet. Love it and well done on hitting your deadline!
oh wow hun this is brilliant gosh what a clever idea and boy its so so effective love it,hugs cherylxxxx
Wow Wow Wow Neet how clever is that ! good old Jo coming to the rescue
Hugs Von xxx
It wasn't Jo who showed me how to do them, it was Annette. Her work is fantastic, I am a big big fan.
Wow this is gorgeous Neet!! What a clever idea. I can see why you want to make more. :) Pxx
I LOVE it, very clever Neet - and I have the die (one of the few I own - how lucky is that. All I need now is the instructions - will e-mail Jude.
Thanks for sharing
Neet, this is absolutely fabulous, I love it.
xxx Hazel.
Hi Neet. Totally fabulous and beautifully made.
Regards Florence x
Aaaw, she has turned out lovely!! So glad the tutorial was useful!! (pppst, just made one similar out of transparencies.... coolio!!)!!
Wow that is brilliant Neet you will have too show mw how to do that
That looks just awesome! I'm liking this recycling.:)
Wow Neet this is very impressive and beautifully made. Hugs Sandra XX
I need to go and find that tutorial and buy that die - brilliant piece and what a good way to recycle.
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