Sunday, March 7, 2010

stuck inside ...

but not pouting about it! And why you say? Well because I have a ton of product just waiting to get used up in the best possible way. Ahhhhh my kind of heaven! Time and craft crap!!!!!

Yesterday was a beautifully sunny day, I know that because I could see it through the window. Today is a beautifully hazy gray day and once again I know because I can see it through a window... but this is my craft room window and that makes all the difference in the world!

That little quivery shaking feeling that had you a bit worried that perhaps it was an earthquake... no need to worry. Is just me Happy Dancing !!!

till next time, ENJOY!! I am.. the Oz

10 comments:

  1. LOL - felt the happy dance all the way over here in NZ Oz. I can't wait for the gray days so I can legitably play inside.... our late summer is so nice, it is such a shame to be inside when it is nice outside!!!
    BTW - love the card!!!

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  2. Oh Oz, that was a nice piece of heaven, and your card is simple and beautiful, Look at the window more, there is life out there, Show us your true colors.

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  3. Well, HOW YOU DOIN', happy dancer!?! This card is breath taking - sincerely. Simply exquisite work... Shut in, or not - I hope you DANCE!

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  4. very pretty one layer card, Linda! love it!

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  5. This card just blows me away! Love it! And so glad you are happy dancin'!

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  6. WOW, this is just stunning Linda. Love coming to visit you!

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  7. Hey Gorgeous Lady :D!! How have you been? This is such a gorgeous card. I've missed seeing your lovely cards of late xoxoxoxoxo

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  8. That card is GOR-geous!! I'd be doing happy dances too if I made something this fabulous! Enjoy the crafting but get some sun!

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  9. Can you tell me how you achieved this beautiful effect?
    Thanks a million.

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    1. thank you very much Chris for the sweet mention. This card has a nice kraft base in which I stamped the image with chalk ink from colorsnap. I believe the color could have been chestnut roan. To then bring out the warmth and light that the artist craved into the rubber, I encouraged a white colored pencil to understand the image and love it as much as I do.
      So Chris, take a deep breathe and get to know your products. They will return the favor in kind. Thank you and enjoy, the Oz

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