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Broken: Detail
I had a hard time coming up with a photo for the word “Broken” then looked up in the kitchen and realized that this faux brickwork, complete with cobweb, that has been falling apart in our kitchen for years qualifies.
Artistic: Fairy Lights
I’ve joined a Flickr group called The 2017 Weekly Alphabet Challenge. The first theme of 2017 is “Artistic.” This is a photo I took with the Sunset preset on my Pentax camera. I rested the camera on the table.
My husband saw these solar power fairy lights in mason jars and just had to have them.
Stampscapes Sketch
I did this sketch using Stampscapes images in my stamp journal.
Planner Hack
A few weeks ago I ordered some inserts for my new Websters Pages Traveler’s Notebook. I have a bad habit of not putting my cards away in a consistent place, so I have labeled blank artist trading cards on each side with the title of the card that belongs there. I have also labeled the long pockets that come with the insert for such things as washi tape (wrapped on an old gift card), post-it notes, and other loose items.
Tags
I did these tags for a swap on Swapbot: Tags, Tags and More Tags
Gelli Print Drying Rack
I don’t have much room to put down prints while they dry, so I bought three inexpensive pieces of foam core, and am holding them with a laundry rack that I bought years ago. I think this will work pretty well, and it’s a lot cheaper than eighty dollars for a print drying rack.
Wall Hanging
My sister made me this quilt for my birthday. It was originally intended to be a table runner, but I decided to put it on the wall instead. I used the triangle pockets method to hang the quilt.
April Showers Pocket Letter
The theme for this pocket letter was “April Showers.” I was pleased with the way it turned out.
Another Pocket Letter
This is the first one I mailed. I very carefully tried to protect it by mailing it flat in a large clasp envelope with padding. The recipient wrote me that everything fell out of the pockets in transit. So embarrassing. Next time I will use a number 10 envelope, and make sure the items aren’t so bumpy.