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.
Lovely photo - the stuff looks all so textured..
ReplyDeleteand I think most of half the crafter's i know are channeling their TH this week - what would we do without his products..
Have a great week my dear..
The quilt is beautiful - so detailed. Some lovely flowers here too.
ReplyDeleteBernice #9
Love that quilt too, I have not used glassine yet, but I do have some
ReplyDeleteBridget #3
Do you have a bigger photo of your clock that you can point me to? It looks so dang cool!
ReplyDeleteI can see why you fell in love with the quilt, by the way.
Your card is amazing. I'll have to checkout that tutorial as those leaves look totally real!
Happy WOYWW
Hugs, Kay #17
Ohh the clock looks fab and i agree the quilt is gorgeous. Wax paper leaves what an interesting technique ... we all have wax paper.
ReplyDeleteSandra @19
Very cool card - and I will have to check out that podcast with Mr. Tim.
ReplyDeleteThe quilt looks awesome, maybe I need something like that on one of my walls in my craftroom and that dear little clock with wings? cute.
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Elaine #10
I love the leaves; can't wait to go read about them. Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteI like the wall hanging too. thanks for the info about the podcast I'll hop over have a great week and thanks for sharing wax paper great idea!
ReplyDeleteLovely card, those leaves look real...now tell me they are!! Have a great week! Thank you for my snoop! Happy WOYWW!
ReplyDelete(Lyn) #16
The leaves on that card look soo real. Like you went outside and pulled them off a tree or at least picked them up off the ground. Have to check out your tutorial, I just bought a box of wax paper. #27
ReplyDeleteDo I spy a ribbon by your altered alarm clock, and I hope you show a better picture of it, would love to see it in more detail! waving hi from the hills of North Carolina :)
ReplyDeleteAlways such a kick to see your work on display, isn't it. We are our worst critics, your clock is beautiful and not small at all (for a clock(. That quilt is amazing, it must have taken ages to do.
ReplyDeleteLove the leaves and will come back for the tutorial.
Happy WOYWW!
Tertia #47
some beautiful makes love the quilt full of colour! love the blue behind those leaves on the card too, trace x 48
ReplyDeletei just love the falling leaves card... those gorgeous browns against the bright blue...
ReplyDeleteautumn's my favourite season :)
no. 47
Very cool! The leaves look fabulous.
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Terry #58
Love those leaves.... and the quilt - I thought it was one you'd made... Helen 40
ReplyDeleteAwesome that your clock is at the fair! I love that quilt too! I wonder if we could make say a 24" x 24" paper collage similar to it...might be worth giving it a try. Have a great week. Thanks for sharing! Vickie #67
ReplyDeleteLoving the leaves and I will be checking out your tutorial after a few more hops around the stamping ground.
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Emily#58
Love the colours on your card but I need to see a bigger picture of the clock to appreciate it in all it's glory. Look forward to your tutorial as well.
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#71
Love the leaves - they look great on the turquoise and so real. Thanks for the link to the podcast sounds interesting. WOYWW Hugs to you from Helen 73
ReplyDeleteYes that clock looks so wonderful, but we are all dying to see a close-up.Maybe next time?
ReplyDeleteJudy #11
I love quilts and have some my Mom did. Each stitch just perfect...wish mine looked like hers! Your card is very pretty, love all the texture!
ReplyDeleteGlenda #97
From what I can see your clock looked really cool
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit, Happy WOYWW Hugz Minxy #5
Super leaves. They look real. Well done.
ReplyDeleteFamfa #22
the quilt is gorgeous loving your card im really feeling leaves atm
ReplyDeletehappy woyww Mrs.C.xx
Gorgeous photo, love your TH card. Take care Zo xx 118
ReplyDeleteI adore that card!! The aqua background is so perfect against the autumnal leaves. Absolutely gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteHugs, LLJ #71 xx
I always forget that I can enter things at the fair! I've never done it ut I've always threatened to! Is the ribbon below the alarm clock yours?!?!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the technique you did with the leaves on the card! I honestly thought they were real leaves! I read how you did it, and can't wait to see the tute!!
Happy Wednesday!
Amy E. #6
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Love how you made the leaves!!
ReplyDeleteMary Jo #112
There's that alarm clock! So cool! I'm with you on that wall quilt, so neat. I love the leaf card and wondered what the leaves were made out of. They look so real and OMG--wax paper?! I totally see it. I totally works. All the texture in your card really makes it pop.
ReplyDeleteI love the blue and brown color combination. It looks so beautiful! ~Anne
ReplyDeleteI love your card it's gorgeous.
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Carol
Oooh I love that card, such gorgeous colours and texture!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. :)
Ali #98
the leaves look amazing, great colouring
ReplyDeletejanet #61
Oh the alarm clock looks good, funny how it takes on a different sise! No less lovely though. Im kinda with you on the quilted panel too...so cheery!
ReplyDeleteI love your card -- great idea using the waxed paper for the leaves and the embossed background definitely brings to mind rain. :) Happy WOYWW (on Thursday evening) from Laura #122
ReplyDeleteWe did leaves like that when I was a kid by melting crayons between wax paper with an iron. Your idea is much safer.
ReplyDeleteLove your pretty card!!! Looks like a great technique you used!!! Turned out great!
ReplyDeleteThe quilt looks great but couldn't quite make out the clock... lol!