Last minute as usual. Not over keen on this method as I am a retired teacher and chalk always dried up my hands . As a result every winter I get nasty splits in my fingers and thumbs. Haven't got any of Tim's so have had to fussy cut. Rather pleased with the outcome though. Looking forward to December's challenge
Hope you like my entry for the challenge over on Vintage stamping challenge. This was a paper bag which I lined with cardboard to give it substance. I then made 4 large tags to house packets of garden seeds to put into the bag.
Tim's Tag Sept
Hi! here I go again leaving it until the last day. get on over to Tim's blog and check out the great entries and the tutorial on how to make it.Looking forward to Creative Chemistry 2 starting next week.
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Just entering the challenge over on eclectic paperie. I have used an HSBC envelope inside and out to make a quick card. As I didn't want to hide the stunning patterns I have kept it simple. Get on over and visit all the wonderful blogs.
Just came up with an idea for the challenge over on eclectic paperie. Zebras have got to be one of my favourite looking animals. Hope you like his luscious eyelashes.
Retired finally. Widow of 5 years. Life long learner-always wanting to know more and always eager to share knowledge gained. Person with many hobbies.( Knit my first cardigan at 7 years of age. Made my first dress at 12). Fond memories of going to Boyes' summer and winter sales in Scarborough to stock up wool and material supplies with my Mum. One winter when snowed in we even walked the 5 miles over the racecourse and back carrying armfuls of 'goodies'. New to card making which has helped me through my mourning. Love the buzz after each one completed-feels as though I have created a mini-masterpiece. My 31 year old daughter is now making cards although with her first child just recently born cardmaking is on hold and my 26 year old son has even had a go. Have also taken up a new outdoor sport-golf and loving that too.