A studio table with a mess view... (if you want to play along the link up starts here at our hostess Julia's blog)
a closer look at the center. some unmounted stamps I have had a little while top left view that just have not been put away yet, some of the masking tape was used to do the wagon in the center view scene. and it I did use two pieces of tape to create the mask and it worked pretty well ( because, I did not stamp over the top handle part most likely) some extra flower pots for stacking consideration. Oh, I also had a new identi pen in that order too.
( I use this to write on the plastic envelopes I store the dies and clear stamps in much faster and cheaper than printing labels) The laptop computers ( Gina K ) were also water colored on the edges of them so the one card I ended up trying with that I used a gyro tool to cut out the center and put the computer on pop dots over it.
Now, this is what happened to stall all the card making from last week until yesterday. I was in the middle of doing something totally different ( procrastinating about making a birthday card for Hubs ( whose is friday) and ds ( whose is next week) and something set me off. Oh, I got a text for a order of 8 birthday cards ( that had to say "grand son and grand daughter" on them, so I was tearing through sentiment stamps digging thinking of course I have that... ( I do not) I have some Gina K ones that I had mounted to wood years ago that are , father, grandfather, son, hahahaha... so, and they are scripty not cut up able like typewritten fonts. at any rate I have a lot of skinny one line sentiments ( this is just a drop in the bucket) and I thought well you really need to get these things better organized because, I am wandering around the room to look at wood mounted words, then foam mounted woods and I thought if you unmount them you could put them all together... and so it started. and Yes, I cut apart that whole sheet in this shot ( and two before it) and it is such a sticky nasty mess I thought how does anyone ever do this...
so, these last two sheets are off to the side out of the above photos.
ETA My grocery store does NOT carry glass cutting boards, only plastic or wood... so, if you use a hot knife, will a wood cutting board work??
PS#2: the watere colored things that have been come cards so far were all lumped together in tuesday's post... 'cept the Two Papers Diva's ones from the center... so consider your selves peeked...
11 comments:
Oh my goodness - I love the coloring on your red wagon and flowers!
Have a great day!
Diane WOYWW #44
Oh my word - talk about one thing leading to another - that old faithful - the "knock-on effect"!!!!! I do hope you get straight and can make those cards you have on order.... I like the coloured images you have done - they are great.
Take care. God bless.
Margaret #40
I *love* the scene you created with the wagon and the pots -- just lovely. Power to you, mounting all of those stamps. I'm sure it will be wonderful to have them ready to use. I've never bought any unmounted rubber and am not sure I would want to take the time to do that . . . I guess if I really loved the image I would. :-) Happy WOYWW and happy week. ~ Laura #60
Love those Art Impressions stamps and what you've done with them so far. No comment on all that UM rubber... looks like work. EEK! PJ #63
All your stamping looks wonderful. Can't wait to see the finished cards. I hope you get/got the cards finished!
Sharon K #47
Stacy, turn a corningware dish upside down. It's glass. Do you have an old glass platter? Cake plate? Walk around your house, any of the framed photos have glass? The wood may burn, I mean, isn't it a wood-burning tool? As for sentiments, I don't see why you don't make your own in Photoshop or similar editing software with the Text tool. I'm having a blast creating my own. It's not hard. Create a file the dimensions of your card front and then you can size the sentiment.
Oh, I apologize - I got so involved in trying to help with your dilemma that I forgot to tell you I love looking at all your card parts, so nicely done! And all those stamps on cling? My hand hurts just thinking about cutting them all. Got a chuckle at the retirement sentiment - so true for me, I could say that. lol My hubby retires in 2017 and I'm petrified, haha. I like my alone time! I joined WOYWW this week and am having fun visiting everyone. xoxo
Oh, Stacy, what a project! I am overwhelmed with all the stamps I have. But tackling something like this would do me in for sure! Good luck with your humongous project!
I love your little image you are coloring with the wagon and pots. Also, is that a cow to the left. I can't wait to see that on one of your cards! :) Thanks for the earlier visit. #70
I've even gone to paying that bit extra for the stamps to be mounted on foam and cut out - I detest the job of sticking them on myself - and cutting! That was some task you undertook.
Hugs, Neet 4 xx
I have to agree with Neet, I have done that job before and I hate it so well done you. Happy crafty WOYWW, Angela x 28
Great stamps! And beautifully coloured.
Have a great weekend!
Sussie, nr 50, late on WOYWW commenting...
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