I managed to visit almost everyone on WOYWW last week
and comment (except for a few Blogger didn't permit me to!).
It was
amazing
what some made for the anniversary project!
Congratulations to Julia for such a successful blog party!
I seem to have a hangover and have been very lazy this past week.
Yesterday I found some flat glass stones at the mall
and decided to make some magnets using magazine pages.
This is my desk as I was working.
On the right is an old dictionary page I was doodling on.
Below is a magazine illustration of an Irving Penn photograph
that I've kept for several years.
I drew on it, dried the ink, then cut up
the drawings to fit the base of the glass stones.
Somehow this required very little thinking
and I just happily enjoyed myself drawing what would fit the design.
It was sort of like the joy you get out of recognizing objects in the clouds!
The picture below didn't come out right because I used a flash
but I am too lazy (still) to fix it!
Hopefully I'll have a higher energy level these coming days!
I have to start on some stuff I got myself into
like the envelope project, and bloggerette sorority,
and a tutorial for Metro Home magazine (Philippines)
and swaps to do!
If you'd like to take a sneak peak at what other people
have on their work desk, head over to Julia.
I guarantee you'll want to join in on the fun!
It was
amazing
what some made for the anniversary project!
Congratulations to Julia for such a successful blog party!
I seem to have a hangover and have been very lazy this past week.
Yesterday I found some flat glass stones at the mall
and decided to make some magnets using magazine pages.
This is my desk as I was working.
On the right is an old dictionary page I was doodling on.
Below is a magazine illustration of an Irving Penn photograph
that I've kept for several years.
I drew on it, dried the ink, then cut up
the drawings to fit the base of the glass stones.
Somehow this required very little thinking
and I just happily enjoyed myself drawing what would fit the design.
It was sort of like the joy you get out of recognizing objects in the clouds!
The picture below didn't come out right because I used a flash
but I am too lazy (still) to fix it!
Hopefully I'll have a higher energy level these coming days!
I have to start on some stuff I got myself into
like the envelope project, and bloggerette sorority,
and a tutorial for Metro Home magazine (Philippines)
and swaps to do!
If you'd like to take a sneak peak at what other people
have on their work desk, head over to Julia.
I guarantee you'll want to join in on the fun!
I just love those!
ReplyDeleteGorjuss glass stones love your designs.Have a fab wednesday
ReplyDeletehugs judex
Great stuff - love the 'follow your hands' way of crafting - it's a therapy! Sounds like you needed a gap to do something on a whim - to set you up for the deadlines..very inspiring stuff.
ReplyDeleteThose glass stones are awesome. I love your doodles, too. Something I'm no good at, but can certainly appreciate. Happy WOYWW.
ReplyDeleteThey are fab! So creative! x
ReplyDeleteThey are really good - love the idea
ReplyDeleteAmazing!!!
ReplyDeletexx
Love those flat stones - fab idea!
ReplyDeleteWow, FAB magnets, they look amazing :O))
ReplyDeleteoh wow those stones look gorgeous, great idea, have good day, sue,x
ReplyDeleteVery cool!!
ReplyDeleteThose glass pebbles look wicked!!
ReplyDeleteLin
Love those glass stones and the doodles.
ReplyDeleteOh love this, its so different.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing :0)
*hugs* Heather x
The glass pebbles look fantastic!
ReplyDeleteAnne xx
wow, that's a fantastic project!!
ReplyDeletewow i love those glass stones, I don't think you have been lazy at all.
ReplyDeleteWonderful glass nougats and I love that dictionary page. Very creative area this week. Tracy Evans x
ReplyDeleteThose glass circles look amazing, what a great idea xx
ReplyDeleteLooks like such fun and gorgeous stones!
ReplyDeleteLooks as though you really had fun doing these... love them
ReplyDeleteOk, I have GOT to come back and spend more time on your blog when I'm off work on Friday! Soooo much good stuff here. I guess I'd better become a stalker . . . I mean a *follower* - :)
ReplyDeleteI'm also playing along with WOYWW, so stop by when you get a chance.
Have an art-filled day today!
Love your area and the collage work you do, is so cool and inspiring never stop! Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteLovely crafting going on there :-)
ReplyDeleteA x
LOVE those ... a lot!!!
ReplyDeletewow - I love what you have done with those glass stones - such lovely things out of ordinary everyday stuff you would never have guessed would look so good.
ReplyDeleteglad you enjoyed the blog party.. Wasn't it tiring.
Paula x x x
Wow very creative - I love these.
ReplyDeleteHugs
Penni
X
Love how the stone's turned out.
ReplyDeleteCathx
love these stones, they are fabulous
ReplyDeleteHiya
ReplyDeleteooooh I love those glass stones, the way you make them is fabulous
Joey.x
I love those beads! Leandra
ReplyDeleteVery cool!! I made some glass stones as magnets for my message board but they are not as cute as yours! Wish I could figure out a way to use them on cards. Just to heavy.
ReplyDeleteLove your original drawings! Amazing work all around. I very much enjoyed my snoop here!
xo
kat
Hi Patsy! Love how these came out! You are always filled with so many clever ideas. Thanks so much for your sweet visit! Blessings to you! :)
ReplyDeleteThose glass pebbles are beautiful- hope that you get that energy boost! xxx
ReplyDeleteLove work as usual
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
Can x
I just LOVE your creations Patsy. You are never short of ideas! *Ü* TFS. ~Glen~
ReplyDeletelove these stones..you always have so many fascinating things to look at and read
ReplyDeleteThose glass stones look really cool and fascinating. I think this is a nice project to do along with kiddos.
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful.
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