Hi friends! My de-stashing is still moving forward. Today's papers are from My Mind's Eye, and again, I can remember purchasing these at Archiver's in Fairlawn a few years back. The MME papers are such high quality... it's a pleasure to create with them.
The bloom is a Petaloo Botanica.
Edging layers cut with Alterations Torn Notebook.
The mini paper clip is from Idea-ology and the ink is Frayed Burlap Distress.
I believe this 3-D sticker is from K & Company. The package was missing and I had just a couple stickers left on the sheet.
The only trouble with using this paper is the after effects...
there was red and copper glitter all over my face and hands. I haven't bought any MME lately. Are they still so lavish with glitter?
I'm really back logged on showing cards and pens, so this is going to be a pretty photo heavy post.
I'd like to show you two of the Penmaker's latest little gems.
This is a black titanium writing instrument. The wood and acrylic blank was handmade in Canada.
The artist calls them burl caps and they're made one at a time.
The Penmaker applied his special finish to it and his final product is pretty amazing.
This one he calls his stick shift.
This is in antique brass. The design is based off a five-speed H pattern. This can be shifted just like the real thing. How neat is that!
If you chick on the photo and zoom in, you can see the fabulous pattern in this blank. It's carbon fiber... a cutting edge reinforced polymer... five times stronger than steel, but ultra lightweight.
Thanks for sticking with me through all the photos. I hope they were interesting... we love creating them and sharing them with you.
We have been super busy this summer, mostly with getting around to our son's speaking engagements and screenings of his movie. Last month, he and his team were in NY shooting for the next film. I guess that means that our winter will be equally as busy. It's good we're retired. LOL
Thank you for stopping by!
Linda
