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Wednesday, September 11, 2013
WOYWW #223
This is what my workspace looks like right now. I guess I didn't make too big a mess making a card for several of this week's challenges at SplitcoastStampers tonight. See those leaves? I actually stamped with them. I went into my backyard and snipped them off my Rose of Sharon and then brought them in and inked them up and stamped a background on my card. It was an easy and fun technique. This is the first time that I have participated in Whats On Your Workdesk Wednesday?, so will you let me know if I did it right?
Thank you for stopping by! And please let me know you were here! :) Have a great rest of the week.
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cool technique. as long as you did the linky thing, you did good
What a beautiful, super clean desk! I love that you have your coffee cup there too:-) Super fun to have a peek into your creative space!
Brandy, that is my tea cup. I always have a cup of tea. I find those cups all over the house too! Sometimes, I open the mirco wave and there is one from who knows when! LOL
Ooooh !!! Great leaf stamping - they look wonderful and I love the sproingy card holder thingy in the back there :-D
HAPPY WOYWW 223
IKE in Greece #91 XX
Amazing what you can do with vegetation and its free from the garden. Great desk. Francesca #47
Wow, and everyone said my crafty space was neat and tidy! I love your card and the leaf stamping came out great!!!
Look how tidy you are! I can't wait to see your cards better!
Welcome WOYWW Newbie!!!! Leaves?! How exciting! I've never heard of anyone stamping with leaves before. It looks like it turned out really neat though. The card you made it very lovely as well.
Thanks for the visit early and the comment about Charles being fascinated by something to want to be in every picture. Sh.... don't tell because it is embarrassing. It is the camera flash that fascinates him. He loves shiny things. Hubby watched some sci fi thing on TV last night that had lots of flashing lights and Charles sat right there and watched intently.
your space is just to neat. love the leaf stamping.
Looks like our desks have leaf prints in common this week, Sharon! Wish my desk were this neat and clean!!
So glad you decided to play along at WOYWW!!
Lynn #101
Howdy Sharon,
Welcome to WOYWW! Nice tidy desk! I'm going to try your leaf stamping technique - we have R-O-S bushes near our veggie garden!
Thanks for leaving a comment on my blog.
Peace,
LuLu
www.lulu-too-beaucoup.blogspot.com
Lovely card and a great technique. Love the colors and fabulous idea to use the leaves.
Hi Sharon. Thank you for visiting me and welcome to WOYWW!!! I'm pretty new too. Your desk is beautiful, so serene and welcoming. Thank you for joining and sharing. I love the leaf stamp. I'm not a "stamper" however I do make my own stamps out of stuff and have a couple pre-made ones too for painting. I am going to try that out. Looks like fun. Have a great week and see you next Wednesday! Rasz #125
It's amazing what you see in the world that a non crafter wouldn't see at all! Love the idea of using leaves as backgrounds! Happy WOYWW! Karen 81 x
Welcome! Cool using leaves as the stamps. Love the card in the holder. You did great, first time-timer! Thanks for the earlier visit! Happy WOYWW! Nan G #92
Welcome to WOYWW....and yes you did good! FYI I will see Brenda Sunday, I will ask her about the stamp. Have a great weekend.
Hi there Sharon! Thanks for visit my blog :-). You will adore being part of WOYWW, I've met the best, supportive, fun, creative people. It has enhanced my life!
I like the effect you get by stamping with the leaves, what a great idea. Not only does the stamping look great but it was thrifty too. I don't paper craft at all (sewing and yarns are my thing) but I can appreciate the artistry and techniques that you paper crafters have.
See you again, I hope,
Hugs, LLJ 54 xx
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