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From now on, I will post only my entries about crochet here. I have have started a new blog Copper Country Tangles. So one of the .
A site for my handmade cards, accompanied by my photos and written meanderings which are occasionally witty, often tongue-in-cheek, and rarely profound. Feel free to join in, use the acronym, and use up your NBUS too! Thanks for coming by! Have a beverage and enjoy! NBUS INFO and LINKS. I hope this finds you feeling well! For this card I used chalks from SU.
Well this week this challenge was just perfect for me as my cousin is getting married in June and i needed to get a card made for her and her future husband. Silver flower and horse shoe charm from card charms.
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Welcome to my little corner of the crafting world. Thank you for taking the time to pop in to take a peek at my card. I think that I prefer the first card more; somehow it seems more complete.
A little peek into my crafty world. Thursday, 9 June 2011. This card is for Polka Doodles secret. Wednesday, 8 June 2011.
Doss Heritage and Culture Center Zentangle Classes. Zentangle at Energy, Light and Information Center. DIVA Weekly Zentangle Challenge 45. A Zentangle a Day, Friend Inspiration. Gracias por compartir este hermoso patró. What is the name of the star shaped tang. I read a lot of interesting articles her. Do you know if they make any p.
Thursday, April 4, 2013. I hope everyone enjoyed the Easter Season! I wanted to share with you, this adorable photo of my niece Christy taken in 1976. I have had them for some time, but love using some time proven products! I stamped the background paper with Bo Bunny Distress Stamps and doodled around the edges. The final touch was this pr.
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Wednesday, August 12, 2015. LIM 236 - The Eyes Have it! Im finally getting my cards posted for the Less is More. Challenge for this week. My problem is taking the time to photograph my cards! I dont know why this is so difficult for me to get done! This week is a one layer card challenge and we must use something with eyes on the card. I actually made several cards surprise, surprise! Because I didnt really like the first ones I came up with! I tried water coloring on Neenah solar white card stoc.CONTENT
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Susan Golant is a book writer, co-author, collaborator, editor, writing coach and book doctor. She has published more than 30 books. At times, you will be able to track her progress through a book. Thursday, May 20, 2010.
Many brilliant professionals have inspiring ideas for books they want to write but possess neither the time, skills, nor experience to actually put together a book proposal and sell and then write their works. Together we develop a proposal that, when sold, provides the blueprint for the book we later write together.
In any case, like a rotoscoper, she calls upon one medium to guide another, transferring her edited transparencies to wood panels using a digital version of a process favored by 19th century photographers striving to emulate paintings.