Wednesday, March 2, 2011

WOYWW 2 March

It's Wednesday again, well it is here anyway.


There's a few things happening today. There's the beginnings of my HOH page (you know what that means, I'm not writing Houses of History anymore) for March (top left). The theme is Phileas Fogg (Around the World in Eighty Days ... maybe I should read it) with a steampunk feel. Another challenge!  And I just felt like playing with some small reversed canvasses with a bit of recycling. Look closely, it's just a couple of pieces of cardboard that I've ripped a bit of the top layer off of and painted with a rather icky colour I got by mixing raw oxide and yellow umber. That little beady flower thing (that Sandra sent me) is just the right colour, but I also need some thin fabric, cheesecloth, or something. And that means a trip to my sewing room, a veritable Aladdin's cave of all things fabric and fibre. If I'm not here next Wednesday you'll know I'm still lost in there.


12 comments:

  1. Ah, Ros, you have some of those Tim Holtz cog thingys have looked longingly at them may get some one day as have a folder with cogs and wheels they would look grand on..love all your delightful treasure trove thanks for popping over,and kind thoughts and ideas too!
    Love Shaz in Oz.x

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  2. Yay for recycling! Or upcycling as many other WOYWW'ers are calling it!

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  3. Thanks for that Ros found the Scrapmatts site and the gear things so good to know will earmark it on my list,
    God bless and thanks again,
    Shaz.xx

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  4. Looks like it will be a wonderful projects, I love your materials! TFS :D #157

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  5. We do stress, but I am sure it will be really good. Good on you for giving HOH a go. I am stuck on the bird in the cage!!!

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  6. I too fell fore those cogs & gears, TFS, Shaz #125

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  7. Oo lots of interesting stuff here. Hope we get to see inside the sewing room too!
    Do pop over to our shop and put your name down in the next gift draw.
    http://sisterscraftycreations.blogspot.com/
    Hugs,
    Jo

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  8. Hmmmm, I don't think anyone will get to see inside that "sewing" room anytime soon.

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  9. Inspiring treasures displayed! Happy WOYWW!

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  10. I think us crafters are simply the best at recycling, your workdesk looks very interesting.
    Helen x

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  11. Well you sure have a history sort of feel to your desk...Phileas Fog....hmm, easier to watch than read I think! I'm agog - can we see your sewing room too?!

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  12. This is a very interesting desk and I love what's going on. Thanks for letting me peek!

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