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From my personal collection of ephemera, free printables for you to use in your mixed media/collage work! Also ok to use in your digital art as well. Even though i have non-profit only license set to these you may feel free to use these incorporated into artwork that you sell without asking me first. You may not: - Post these elsewhere as your own images. - Sell on collage sheets, on CD Collections, or as an indivdual image. Questions? Just Ask! Enjoy!
Bueh ya pasaron las fiestas, Navidad, Año nuevo.. y hasta los Reyes Magos deben estar de vacaciones en este momento. Hay un estado de "blogs vacation" en general y para no quedar out, mi blog también entro en ese estado. Aunque mis vacaciones oficiales aún no comienzan,cuando pinté la última silla para el juego de comedor que Papá Noel le trajo en casa a Emilia( mi sobrina) ahí dije stop a mi lado creativo Y resulta que el año nuevo me encontró con un ataque de orden inusitado! bueh.. tampoco es que tengo el ropero ordenado..(aún) Empecé por la cocina, específicamente las alacenas que no se como llegaron a un estado de abarrotamiento tal,que abrías una puerta y se te caía un paquete de arroz encima.. Me parece que se me fue un poco la mano tirando cosas.. Llevo tres días con este ataque y aún me queda el mostrador/isla,el peor lugar por que ahí tengo mis insumos artísticos y por ende un quilombo mayúsculo. Pero a pesar de haber hecho una pausa en lo creativo (y lanzarme a la desagradable tarea de ama de casa) me hice un huequito estos días para probar una técnica que al menos para mi es novedosa. Resulta que mi amiga Lurut (una española viviendo en Israel) compartió ESTA idea,y yo me quedé maravillada! y como buena ansiosa, entre limpieza y limpieza probé a ver si me salía. Capaz que es una técnica re vieja, capaz que vos ya la has hecho, pero para mi fue LA novedad de este comienzo de año. Empecé a hacer un pap con la cámara del celular, hasta que me di cuenta que en el link estaba re bien explicado. (Con las flechas te muestro donde están las cintas) La cuestión es así: -Imprimís algo ( tiene que ser en impresora láser) -Le ponés cinta adhesiva arriba ( cuanto más grande la imagen más ancha la cinta) -Mojás la imagen encintada -Con el dedo le vas sacando la pulpa del papel( por el lado que no tiene la cinta claro) Cuando terminaste de sacarle toda la pulpa de papel te queda la impresión en la cinta y la pegás donde quieras. Claro que el poder adhesivo se perdió pero usas cualquier pegamento transparente( yo usé cola blanca) Listo, ya tenés tu imagen transferida a la cinta y podés aplicarla sobre lo que quieras. Yo aproveché para darle un nuevo look al porta rollos de la cocina. A mi me pareció una idea genial!! Y creo que la voy a usar mucho este año! Esto ha sido todo por hoy y estando en este estado de letargo veraniego no se cuando volveré a hacer otra entrada, capaz que en dos días o quizás en 1 mes. Quiero agradecerles a todas por sus saludos tan afectuosos para estas fiestas; Mil gracias! Hasta la próxima amigas!
The Fun Animal Cat Pillow Free Crochet Pattern has adorable designs. This would be a wonderful gift for a cat lover.
How in the world do you make a copper sculpture anyway?! Have you ever seen one of these mobile scanners? I had not ever heard of one until I got a special message from Kathy Peterson asking me to participate in this blog hop. The last three weeks I have been honored to participate in a small hand picked group of designers for The Flip-Pal™ mobile scanner Design team. Here's what I made: Easy Illuminated Crystal Ice sculptures Retro love bubble cookie tins retro spice racks Special thanks to the The Flip-Pal™ mobile scanner Design team leader, Kathy Peterson. Kathy Peterson is a Design Expert, Best Selling Author, TV corespondent on LIFETIME TV, Product Developer/Licensor and Master Gardener. It's an honor to be part of her team! For the blog hop, Kathy picked 6 designers across the country to help create some unusual craft projects of their choice using the Flip-Pal Mobile Scanner. So far, I have been not only excited to see what the other creative minds have devised...but also excited to have new friends. Can I just say how zany fun it has been to get to know these gals on Face Book these last few weeks? Please don't forget to enter the drawing for a free scanner of your own Here. Yes! They're giving one scanner away a week! So this week...I wanted to do a kitchen craft dedicated to my sweet mother. She will be so surprised! I remember going into a lot of cooking and kitchen stores with my mom as a kiddo. We did a lot of window shopping. I learned that art early on. Mom was particularly fond of the copper pans and pieces, but we never really had the money for them. Dad is a master gardener for our church. He has been my whole life...and mom worked full time just to help keep food on the table. I got my first copper trivet as an adult from a flea market and felt like I finally had a piece of my mom's dreams in my kitchen. It was loved. Used...and adored. Eventually it was joined by a few other copper trivets. Now I have a very small collection that I keep in my home to remind me of my mom. I decided this would be a perfect piece to scan with my Flip Pal Mobile Scanner and turn it into a piece of kitchen art that would represent my mother. My mom is also a belly dancer...and baker. She has a bachelor's in Home Economics education, a Master's in Business. She's also a paralegal for one of the largest law firms in Utah. So, now you know how I got to be so cool--and smart. I'm going to give some credit here to an amazing friend of mine. As it turns out, I have a lot of creative friends. I was visiting with my friend Erica Miles...a kindred artist spirit like myself (http://www.edmiles.blogspot.com) and she showed me her hand. No, not the finger...goof. It was a paper mache replica of her amazing self. Well...I started to think that I needed to do a recipe card holder in a similar fashion, but I wanted it to be a little more durable than regular paper mache and hold up in the kitchen. I also wanted it made at least in part out of copper! So...I started with masking tape and plastic wrap around my hand so the tape wouldn't stick. Decided to go with aluminum foil instead...as the plastic was lame. It was not holding onto my coolness at all. Dorky plastic wrap. After applying a thick layer of tape, I carefully cut through the layers with scissors and removed my hand. Black spray paint was applied...but I didn't like it. It didn't have enough texture or something. Contact! I found black leather contact paper that worked like a charm magnet. Enter my personal high. I mean...I didn't inhale...but I did use it to excess. Yes folks...there's not a single bit of copper on this piece. I am a cheater. It's a LIE. A LIE. I'm confessing to you now. I still don't have a "random-play-with-copper budget". We're working on that dream. Instead I used this... But still...doesn't it look freakin' wicked decent?! I mean...for a fake? Okay...and added the scanned pictures of the trivet to the bangle jewelry-retread that I gathered from a thrift store because it reminded me so much of my mom's belly dancing garb. Okay...seriously...how many people can say their mother has ever put on belly dancing garb?--Actually, my brother saw mom dance at a competition show...and said he needed serious therapy after that. But, ya know...he's a professor. (Smooches bro'...you know I love you...) The ultimate test of it's coolness of course, was if it could make my recipes look good. The recipes that my sweet sister Em painstakingly downloaded from my blog for over 2 years and transferred with love...to recipe cards for me to use in my kitchen. Can you just feeeel the love in my family right now? Yes...I'm seriously blessed. So there it is. Now hop over to the other gals in the design team and see what else crafty-cool is being made today on the The Flip-Pal™ mobile scanner. Don't forget to enter the drawing for a free scanner of your own Here. Yes! They're giving one scanner away a week! Kathy Peterson is a Design Expert, Best Selling Author, TV corespondent on LIFETIME TV, Product Developer/Licensor and Master Gardener. Linda Peterson is a wonderful multi-talented designer of jewelry and mixed media projects! Chef Stephanie Petersen baker, food display artist, and cooking instructor. Christy Tomlinsonis a fabulous paper and mixed media artist and more! Amy Andersonis a delightfully talented decoupage queen, knitter and loves to sew! Melissa Langer is a fun and energetic pug artist. Her art is all about crocheting and painting pugs! Pat Sloan is a very talented designer and quilting expert!
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¿Sabías que puedes volver a usar tus viejas lámparas? Pues si no tenías la menor idea de esto y querías tirarlas, hoy te mostraremos que puedes hacer para renovarlas.
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These are cat silhouette's that will represent each rank, depending on if you can't find the exact desription of the certain cat. [email protected]
