If you live in Houston or surrounding areas this may interest you - I'll be teaching a beginner level paper crafting class at 10:30am tomorrow at SewCrafty. It will be my first time to teach an 'official' craft class and I'm really excited about it. There will also be some Home, Paper, Scissors book signing going on — bring or purchase a copy there. I hope to meet some of you in the morning!
Have a great weekend everyone!
One of the two projects we'll be working on in class.
Good luck with your class! That sounds like fun (I wish I lived in Houston! :-))
ReplyDeletecan't wait to learn from you tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteThis is so crazy that I found your blog! I say crazy because I'm trying to mastermy Xacto knife and had a similar idea to creating this dual image thing. I love what you do with the trees and your framed cut-out in your gallery I believe. I did a similiar one with florals (wish I had pics to post, another thing I need to master, lol). Anywho, just wanted to drop in and say you are very masterful with a blade. :-) What type of paper do you find best to work with. I've been using a textured cardstock which is nice, but I just want something with a little more firmness.
ReplyDelete-Steph-
Thanks Amy! :)
ReplyDeleteMefi - Looking forward to meeting you!
Steph - Welcome and thank you so much for your kind words. I typically work with card stock (like the one used in scrapbooking or thicker) and bristol paper.
Good luck with the class!
ReplyDeleteLove the ornament- the trees are beautiful- and such a nice choice of colors!
Have fun with the class today. Wish I could be there... And good luck with the house revamping. It is never fun when you are in the middle of it - but it will be worth it when its done!
ReplyDeleteHi Patricia! It's been a while since I've commented, but I wanted to say Congratulations on your book!! My friend just got a copy for her birthday and we were both drooling over all your fun projects. Wish I was close enough to make it to your book signing...besides, I'd love to see you in person. Besos querida!!
ReplyDeleteSounds like fun! Perhaps you can segue the experience into a more regular gig :)
ReplyDeleteLooks great! the snow & the project - the heat is killing us in Australia ... I really liked the tree placemat in your book - got to try it!
ReplyDeleteI think everyone's ornaments turned out spectacular! :-)
ReplyDeleteNice meeting you!
Ruthie from Sew Crafty
I am sooo sad I missed the class announcement!!! Please tell me you are having another.
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