Sharing some of my exploration into the world of art. I'll include some stamped work, digital work, photography and maybe even some journaling.
This is the second card I did for our stamp club exchange. This time the window was cut using a label die but otherwise the layout is the same. This one has more butterflies and no flower. There's lots of possibilities with this card map, as was shown at the meeting. Gotta love those maps as a starting point.
Happy Mother's Day!
Happy Mother's Day to all my visitors who are celebrating this day. This frame was created with a Spellbinders die cut and is popped u...
This dwarf broom plant in our front yard really outdid itself with bright, colorful blossoms. The photo above is the original photo....
Meet Bailey. She is one of the Prima dolls made by stamping. I stamped portions of her on patterned paper and cut out the pieces for the...
Last week Judy, Alison and I had a morning excursion to nearby Palisade. It's a lovely little town filled with old Victorian-sty...
I did a simple watercolor class via DVD and this was my first completed project. I can use it later in collage work by tracing it on white ...
"The Dollar" is housed in the Clipper Building which was built in 1879. It boasted of the first tile floor in Leadville at the t...
I found this ceramic bead at Michaels and thought it would be an interesting focal point for a braid. I added a couple large hole beads a...
Stoney Tangawizi?
This was our drink of choice when we could get it. We probably wouldn't have known about it had we not had it recommended by friends wh...
I couldn't recall ever seeing palm trees in bloom but these were!
The challenge for last month's stamp club card exchange was to use a punch or die cut and incorporate both the positive and negative pie...
I primarily use rubber stamps in my work but I'm doing more in Photoshop Elements. I like to play and see where my muse takes me.
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