Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Monday, March 28, 2011
The versatile blogger Award
Hello,
I am flattered to receive this versatile award from two creative bloggers.
Here are the rules for accepting this award:
Thanks the person(s) who gave me this award and have a link to their blogs.
Thank you cg and Monica for sharing this award with me.
Then I have to share 7 things about myself.
1. I prefer the hot weather but I am happy where I live now Pennsylvania (I spelled out the state for my oversea blog readers). The snow wasn't too much here in the winter and during summer it didn't get too hot, at least for me.
2. Believe it or not I don't have much patience except with my crafting.
3. I just learned how to use the electric screw driver and the table saw.
4. With my new skills, I built my own shelves for my papers. Yay!
5. I enjoy watching action movies.
6. I don't have a favorite color. All the colors are pretty.
7. I read this quote somewhere "a day without scrap booking is a day without sunshine". Well, for me is a day without crafting is a day without shine.
I'm passing this award to the following bloggers:
Divya - Rainbow arts
Leanne - lee arts n' crafts
Dr. Sonia - Cards, crafts and kids projects
Gaby - Gaby's Ideenreich
Mary - Mary's craft room
Rae - A One of a kind design by Rachel
Barbara - Barbara's world of Whimcees
Diana - Happy Quilling
PawwPadd - Casey's Pitter patter Chatter
Rhonda - Rhonda's Place to share
Thank you again cg and Monica for thinking of me.
Helen
I am flattered to receive this versatile award from two creative bloggers.
Here are the rules for accepting this award:
Thanks the person(s) who gave me this award and have a link to their blogs.
Thank you cg and Monica for sharing this award with me.
Then I have to share 7 things about myself.
1. I prefer the hot weather but I am happy where I live now Pennsylvania (I spelled out the state for my oversea blog readers). The snow wasn't too much here in the winter and during summer it didn't get too hot, at least for me.
2. Believe it or not I don't have much patience except with my crafting.
3. I just learned how to use the electric screw driver and the table saw.
4. With my new skills, I built my own shelves for my papers. Yay!
5. I enjoy watching action movies.
6. I don't have a favorite color. All the colors are pretty.
7. I read this quote somewhere "a day without scrap booking is a day without sunshine". Well, for me is a day without crafting is a day without shine.
I'm passing this award to the following bloggers:
Divya - Rainbow arts
Leanne - lee arts n' crafts
Dr. Sonia - Cards, crafts and kids projects
Gaby - Gaby's Ideenreich
Mary - Mary's craft room
Rae - A One of a kind design by Rachel
Barbara - Barbara's world of Whimcees
Diana - Happy Quilling
PawwPadd - Casey's Pitter patter Chatter
Rhonda - Rhonda's Place to share
Thank you again cg and Monica for thinking of me.
Helen
Sunday, March 27, 2011
MatchBox Desk
Good Afternoon,
I saw this matchbox desk on several blogs and had wanted to make one. I added the center draw so this desk is pretty big.
My younger son suggested that I put some pencils in the pencil holder and he made the two pencils. He folded the paper to make edges like the #2 pencil. Inside the paper pencil is a tooth pick to make them sturdy. I colored the tip black to make it like real pencil. I also made a cup. And to brighten up the desk I glued the quilling tulip on it. I also added beads as the desk stands. I was thinking of making a chair to go with the desk but had second thought. May be one day I will make that chair.
I am going to link this to:
Pink Paper Paradise - Make It Monday #30
Pink gem challenge - anything but square
Thank you everyone who take the time to leave me such kind words. Your comments are greatly appreciated and always put a smile on me. :)
Helen
I saw this matchbox desk on several blogs and had wanted to make one. I added the center draw so this desk is pretty big.
My younger son suggested that I put some pencils in the pencil holder and he made the two pencils. He folded the paper to make edges like the #2 pencil. Inside the paper pencil is a tooth pick to make them sturdy. I colored the tip black to make it like real pencil. I also made a cup. And to brighten up the desk I glued the quilling tulip on it. I also added beads as the desk stands. I was thinking of making a chair to go with the desk but had second thought. May be one day I will make that chair.
I am going to link this to:
Pink Paper Paradise - Make It Monday #30
Pink gem challenge - anything but square
Thank you everyone who take the time to leave me such kind words. Your comments are greatly appreciated and always put a smile on me. :)
Helen
Friday, March 25, 2011
Miniture Flowers
Hello,
I gave the 3 D quilling another tried and I was still struggling with the flower pots. I knew why I was struggling because I used 1/8" quilling strips. When doing 3 D quilling , 1/4" quilling strips was recommended.
Any way here are the miniature flower pots.
This one is a tulip in case you can't tell. It's a little crocked.
This is a rose. I used the leaves and the floral wire from the Cuttlebug quilling kit. I really like this one. It's so cute!
Here is another rose. I saw this one here.
The leaves were quilling tear drop shapes and I glued them together. For the stem I rolled a square piece of construction paper.
Challenges:
Crafts and Me challenges - anything goes
Scrap book sisters - anything goes
Tuesday throwdown - anything but a card
Thank you for stopping by. Have a wonderful weekend!
Helen
I gave the 3 D quilling another tried and I was still struggling with the flower pots. I knew why I was struggling because I used 1/8" quilling strips. When doing 3 D quilling , 1/4" quilling strips was recommended.
Any way here are the miniature flower pots.
This one is a tulip in case you can't tell. It's a little crocked.
This is a rose. I used the leaves and the floral wire from the Cuttlebug quilling kit. I really like this one. It's so cute!
Here is another rose. I saw this one here.
The leaves were quilling tear drop shapes and I glued them together. For the stem I rolled a square piece of construction paper.
Challenges:
Crafts and Me challenges - anything goes
Scrap book sisters - anything goes
Tuesday throwdown - anything but a card
Thank you for stopping by. Have a wonderful weekend!
Helen
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Monday, March 21, 2011
Quilling Daffodils
Hello Everyone and Happy Spring!
Sorry for the poor picture quality. I took this at night and couldn't fine my spot light that I used for taking pictures.
I added silk flower in the center then added a pearl in the flower center.
I am entering this to the following challenges:
Make It Monday - Linky party
Aly's sunday challenge - Spring
Cardcupitds - spring inspried
I Did it creations - spring
Penn Black Saturday Challenge - spring has sprung
Stamp, Sracp & Doodle Saturdays - spring has sprung
Sugarcreekholow - anything goes
Mami doodles - celebrate spring
papercutz challenge # 83 - Your choice
Stamping with dragon - bring on spring
wags'n whiskers stamps - spring
Thanks for looking!
Helen
Friday, March 18, 2011
MatchBox Draws
Good Morning,
I made this matchbox draws several weeks ago but I had a hard time with the easel. I didn't know what I wanted there. Then my 3 and half years old daughter suggested that I put a mirror there. So I thought, why not!
I made another draw to put right in the center and made an easel on top of that draw. I did add a brad on the top draw after I took the picture.
This is the top view when the easel lay flat.
The paper that I used to make the roses was from my son school work. I dropped it in the recycle bag then took it back out because the paper looked and felt so nice.
Thank you so much for checking in on me.
Helen
I made this matchbox draws several weeks ago but I had a hard time with the easel. I didn't know what I wanted there. Then my 3 and half years old daughter suggested that I put a mirror there. So I thought, why not!
I made another draw to put right in the center and made an easel on top of that draw. I did add a brad on the top draw after I took the picture.
This is the top view when the easel lay flat.
The paper that I used to make the roses was from my son school work. I dropped it in the recycle bag then took it back out because the paper looked and felt so nice.
Thank you so much for checking in on me.
Helen
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