Showing posts with label canvas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label canvas. Show all posts

Saturday, May 14, 2011

Vintage Card Class in May

Thursday night, May 19th 6:00-8:30 pm
Sunday afternoon, May 22nd 1-3:30 pm



OK, a little steam punky, a little odd...the inside is my current fav Wendy Vecchi stamp....
¨She was a stylish, with a little bit of attitude¨


A new technique, easy, but adds a lot of depth to a project



When you cannot find the right old vintage photo...make your own!

This is my graduation card this year....could be used for many occasions or ¨just because!¨



OK, Jessica is going to yell at me for this one.....cute ATC...BAD, BAD photo!

you get the idea though....

hope you can join us!!

Monday, October 4, 2010

Dream Canvas at VIP in Rochester



I am teaching the Dream Canvas class at VIP ScrapbookingÅ› new store in Rochester on Sunday, October 17th from 12:30 -3:30. You will learn to work on canvas, make a grungepaper rose and have some inky fun! Class size is limited so sign up now!

Sunday, April 11, 2010

just girlie fun...


This is one of my favorite stamps...I bought it unmounted at the Madison stamp show from Lost Coast. I think you were supposed to cut it apart and have individual stamps, but I left it as one so I can stamp them in a row. When I need to stamp just one of them it is easy to ink it and go. Easier to wrestle with that than trying to line them all up. The stamped paper is mounted on a canvas about 4"x 8"x1¨which is stamped in polka dots on the sides. The handle is an old cupboard handle - nice because it is flat on the bottom and easy to mount. The little belt on the right is just needlepoint thread tied in a bow.

Friday, February 26, 2010

Welcome to my blog....



first post
first exhibit in a museum
february, 2010
a month to remember













My piece is in row 15, position 9 in the Minneapolis Institute of Art's Foot in the Door Exhibit. It's to the left of the big eye, right above the daisies in glass vase on a blue background. 5" x 7" gets a little lost in the 12" x 12" most people chose to work in. But I like this size!