Greetings! As you maybe already know I had some very hard days (see more here). Among other things I demolished my craft corner, and the half of our place was under construction. Now, finally things are slowly getting back to normal. Trying to make a card for next Time Out challenge I realized that I was in the middle of a huge creative crisis. And also, my sewing machine got broken. It was not easy to get this card finished.
Anyway, I played a bit with heat embossing powder and some golden gel pen. It was fun and it made me want to create another one (that is a good sign if you are having a creative crisis). 😉
For this card I used Retro Sketch Challenge as an inspiration.
Now, let me see what you can make with our Time Out Challenge for the next two weeks. I am looking forward seeing your work. Have fun and visit the blog, check out the rules and be inspired by creations that the rest of the team made.
Photo album
My Small Photo Album in a Box
Hello my crafty people! Today I will share a project I was working on for the past couple of weeks. I had four albums to finish and it was not very easy. Anyway, this one I made for my sister. I wanted to make something simple with two or three colors, a lot of sewing, and black and white photos. At the first page she needs to put her photo in, and the rest of the album is pretty much finished. It comes with a matching box.
I made one for her, and one similar for Jan’s father. His box has a neck-tie on it. My hubby helped me with that one. I can only make bows, and he is an expert when it come to neck-ties.
I hope you like it! Thank you for stopping by today! 🙂
February Project – page one
Hello! Today I have started a project that will last for some time. I decided to make a photo album using several sketch challenges. And here is the first page I have made using Mojo Monday Sketch Challenge.
I used my stamp to create the background, a piece of My Mind’s Eye paper and Spellbinders Die. Somewhere at the beginning of March I will show the whole album with photos. I am really excited to start working on the second page.
Elizabeta Kushner 