Can you believe how fast Wednesday comes around?
Playing with some more altered canvasses ...
still working on that one I showed you last week ...
See that orange box on the right hand side?
It's one of those poison-free plastic boxes (made in New Zealand).
I already have some of their pencil case boxes, so couldn't resist this bigger one.
It's kind of see through too, which is great.
(If you want to know about that lilac coloured thingy on the left,
see previous post.)
Now I'm off to visit Julia
who will guide us on our worldwide Wednesday work desk journey.
Why don't you come too?
Very tidy desk and great work in progress.
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Cathy #10
Fabulous canvas - love your swirly stamp with the tissue paper too. Thanks for sharing. Sunshine Girl – No 4
ReplyDeleteGreat canvases, and am intrigued by the poison free boxes ?? will have to check those out.
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Jennie #11
loving the look of those canvasses...thanks for the crafty snoop...Happy WOYWW...hugs kath (33)
ReplyDeleteWow! What a great canvas. Sorry I missed you last week. But I had a chance to see the piece you made from what we in the States call a napkin. Happy WOYWW from #7.
ReplyDeleteMmm Rosa do like the look of all the things on your desk today and the post before is very interesting too - adore the olde world pickies - and yes that box does look super handy and you wont miss that colour! blessings and happy WOYWW! Shaz in oz.x #31
ReplyDeleteHi there and thanks for the peek into your creative zone. It looks like there is loads going on so thanks for sharing. Hope you have a brilliant week and have plenty of creative time!
ReplyDeleteNeil #24
Poison-free boxes? Intriguing! Love, love, love the canvas (can you tell I like it), it's perfect.
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#30
Your canvas is looking stunning! I am also very intrigued by your post before x
ReplyDeleteThe canvas is stunning, love the flourishes you have added. I have a small plastic box in blue they are great.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear that your Janome is still doing sterling service after all these years - hope mine has the same long lasting capabilities :)
ReplyDeleteLove those canvasses btw!
Hugs, LLJ #40 xx
Nice what you did to that canvas and also thanks for the technique on the thingy on the left. I love that.
ReplyDeleteWednesday does come around fast! Love your new canvas. Happy WOYWW. xx
ReplyDeleteDD wants the pink/purple flower drawing.
ReplyDeleteDo you really want to know what I was going to do? get ready for this. I thought I had to tear the serviette into tiny pieces then glue it all on to the stamp. Now you know why I was so happy to see the pic!!!
Wow your desk is so interesting, love the canvas. Thank you for your comment. xx
ReplyDeleteThe canvases are looking good - and thanks for the tip on the serviette/pva glue thing. Very interesting, and something I'm gonna have to try!
ReplyDeleteSo which company do you work for - or where is it you live? Mine's Corintech, down in Hampshire....
Your canvas is looking lovely! Well done you. I left a comment re the purple thingy - I'm still not clear how you did it!! (Shoshi needs words of one syllable as well as piccies lol!!)
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Hi ros, love your canvas - like the vintage style. Did you use some mica powder on the purple thingy after the glue stamping was done - like Shoshi, I'm still not sure how that effect was obtained but it's gorgeous. elizabeth x #111
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