Posted on October 31, 2009 by Rosie
Every year, like millions of people across the UK (and beyond, I suspect!), I tune into the BBC’s Children in Need Telethon and enjoy watching outrageous performances, hearing inspiring stories and using a good box of tissues watching footage of children and Groups in communities, who have been helped along by this wonderful cause.
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Filed under: Acrylic painting, collage, recycling | Tagged: beads, recycling, collage, Mixed Media, Land of Lost Luggage, Layer Love, BBC Children in Need, Charity Auction | 9 Comments »
Posted on May 22, 2009 by Rosie
“Pin-ups” is this week’s theme (at TGIF) and I chose these beautiful ‘Deco’ ladies to adorn the bamoboo dominos on this cuff. I saw some cuffs earlier this year (I’ll post the link when I can find it again!), and I thought they were gorgeous. I do enjoy working with textiles and mixing it up, [...]
Filed under: challenges, fabric, recycling | Tagged: Bamboo dominos, beads, Ten Two Studios, TGIF, wearable art | 7 Comments »
Posted on June 26, 2008 by Rosie
This Thursday, it’s all about… Beads! I have a strong affinity for beads and I use them everywhere! I think they’re fun and once you get used to attaching them to your creations, there’s no turning back!! So this is what I do to relax: I knot bracelets and chokers!
I recycle braided/plaited belts for the [...]
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Posted on June 19, 2008 by Rosie
When I made myself a Tote Bag, I had no idea that people would want me to make them one too! I also have been asked to send one to SewSomerset for possible publication. Well, as those of you who read my blog will know, we’ve had a few ‘family issues’ lately, as a result [...]
Filed under: challenges, rubber stamping, vintage | Tagged: Arty-Farty Birdie Bags, beads, Embroidery | 13 Comments »
Posted on May 23, 2008 by Rosie
Seems to be an ongoing theme with me lately! This week the Daring Cardmakers have asked for beads to be used on a card – no hardship at all! Sandy and Heike, who’s on holiday, (TGIF), asked us to show/use a preferred technique with our stamping and I enjoy stamping with acrylic paint and into [...]
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Posted on May 17, 2008 by Rosie
Weekend Taggers ask us to be ‘pretty and feminine’ this week, so I used another piece of brayered gesso resist packaging (like the 4×4 background) to cut out a tag – more or less skinny size - and proceeded to embellish it.
The plush flower and ribbon are Paper Pesto; the slide mount image is from Crafty [...]
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Posted on March 3, 2008 by Rosie
Over at Mixed Media Monday, this week’s theme is ‘Music’ – lovely. Here’s my altered CD Hanger – “Symphony Sisters”, as named by my DD!!
Stamped image (?) first in distress ink, then black stazon; Miniature from Crafty Individuals; Beady stuff from stash; Daisies from Jan; paper from MM; vellum scrap embossed with CB divine swirls; [...]
Filed under: Altered art, collage, rubber stamping, vintage | Tagged: altered CD, beads, collage | 11 Comments »
Posted on January 22, 2008 by Rosie
Last Sunday I took part (for the first time) in Sunday Sketch Fun and SOYB, making the “Sunflowers for Molly” card. So, last night I looked at the birthday list on Auntys and there is a cluster of birthdays coming up – time for action. This week’s sketch demands a “round”, which was a bit of [...]
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Posted on January 11, 2008 by Rosie
Over at Artygirlz, Crissi & Julie wanna see buttons and the DCM little extra want us to show off anything new from Christmas… well, the Crafty Individuals stamp, used for the image was in my stocking (okay, under the tree!) and the flowers are epoxy sticker buttons I’ve had a while! The background for the embossed [...]
Filed under: Cards, challenges | Tagged: backgrounds, beads, buttons, embossing, stamping | 3 Comments »