WOYWW layer upon layer

Another Wednesday and another layer of stuff creativity is laid upon last week's efforts.

Maybe you'd like to know what all that stuff is, I know I certainly would. OK, here goes ...
from bottom left ... BPA free pencil box which contains Sharpies, black and white, tiny perspex blocks, a tape roller, a cutting knife, a Christmas stamp standing on my home made Lazy Susan, a half made card with a photo stamp on it, new "Hello"/bear stamp, (isn't he cute!), another pink pencil case which probably has nothing in it, because I took it away on the weekend and have now emptied it. That's what it's for, just a temporary case, kept empty for putting last minute going away stuff in. Miscellaneous half finished cards. Not sure what that other pink thing is and there is a very nice 12x12 pad, which I found on the half price Sale table oh, and some more perspex blocks, another cutting knife, (green) stamped and cut out Christmas images which will make some cards ... any day now. If you are still with me, then you will want to know that next to the first pencil box is a piece of watercolour paper with some random Twinkling H2O's painted on it with the aquabrush ... and look, there is a new pair of anti-static precision tweezers!

Now why would anyone get excited about all this? Julia has the answer.

WOYWW Scenic stamping

Here we are again, back in blogland. Where did that week go? Still playing with those (borrowed) Stampscapes and a few of my own which I bought on ebay as part of a mixed bag of unmounted stamps  (ages ago, and had forgotten about. I didn't even know what they were supposed to be until I actually stamped them, so that was a nice surprise!)

As you can see, I have the Australian Merinos skiing on some very un-Australian background.

And here's one where I was trying to use as many stamps as possible ...

Do you like those menacing clouds?

I think this slight obsession with scenic stamping will wear off shortly.

Must hurry. If you would like to see more interesting desks than this one, go visit Julia.
Catch you next time!

my "desk"

This is what my desk (or "workspace", I should say) looked like a week ago.