Showing posts with label Paperclipping Roundtable. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paperclipping Roundtable. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 28, 2012

WOYWW 169

It's not my workdesk, but it's my Altered Alarm Clock (in the pink photoshop circle) at the fair. It sure does look a lot smaller there than it does on my craft table lol. And ohhhhhh my bug, I fell in love with that quilt on the wall, looks like it's made from wool, the quilt maker should be pleased with her work :D.

It's been a long lazy catching up on little projects and napping day for me. But this evening I'll be listening to one of my favorite podcasts and it's featuring Tim Holtz!

And speaking of Tim Holtz, I was channeling my inner TH earlier in the week and came up with a way to make fall leaves out of wax paper (I started with wax paper instead of kraft glassine though). I'm going to make a picture tutorial, but you can read about it here if you are interested :D.

If you are wondering what's all this WOYWW, head over to Julia's Stamping Ground and have a gander at crafty goodness all over the world. Better yet, take a picture of your own workdesk and share :D.

Saturday, May 29, 2010

Confessions of an Audiophile

I love to listen. I love to listen to my kid. I love the sound of my Haldane spinning wheel, which a fellow spinster described as "the sound of liquid wood". I love the sound of my hamster Neptune working hard in his wheel late at night. I love to listen to birds in the backyard. I love to listen to music of a great variety. I especially love to listen to podcasts. One of my favorites, the Craftborg (We are the Borg, lower your shields and surrender your ships) is no longer in existence in its audio format and the last video was in Jan. 09).

So imagine my joy today when I discovered a newish podcast called "Paperclipping Roundtable. You can listen to the lastest podcast at Scrapbook Update (there's a little speaker and an arrow). Or subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, and you can download all 21. The first one is how the former editor of Simple Scrapbook is scrapping now. The latest one is storytelling in scrapbooking. So if you are in need of something different to listen to while you walk, clean, or just plain sit, give the Paperclipping Roundtable a try.

Also, let me know if you have any podcasts to recommend :  ).