Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Arty-Oz Tag Swap



The Theme for this tag was Shabby Chic, and I struggled to get my head around it, but to me it means whites and creams and lace and buttons and peeling paint, so that is what I tried to achieve, I hope.

Sunday, November 28, 2010

Mark's 50th birthday card.


This card was for my husbands brothers birthday which was earlier this month and I am glad to say that he really liked it, which when it goes to a man they don't normally comment on cards, but he was really impressed.

Tiles Received from tile swap

Vanessa Henry's tiles
Greta Young's tiles

Deb Larcombe's tiles.

Tiles that I have received from the ladies from a birthday tile swap, aren't they all gorgeous.

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Arty-Oz Tags

Ruth's Tag her theme tones of brown with some chipboard pieces and a touch of elegance.
Micky's tag her theme was industrial with rust and the colour green.

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Arty-Oz Tag swap




This tag belongs to Jo and of course her theme was Alice in Wonderland, which was right out of my comfort zone, but thanks to the wonderful graphic 45 papers my job was made a lot easier.

Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Beyond Altered Books


This is my first attempt in our altered book group, this book belongs to Anne and she has cut her pages into the shape of a house and added more pages for us to use. My theme for her page was a walk in the park. I have attempted to incorporate some of the techniques Ro has shown me in various classes.

Saturday, October 23, 2010

Arty-Oz Tag Swap


These are my first two tags, the top one is Vanessa's, her theme was to use fabric, which I have done on the pocket and the tag. The second one was for Bevlea and her theme was to use the colours of cream and sepia with a famous quote, my quote was by Mae West and if you can't read it is says To err is human, but it feels divine.

Saturday, October 9, 2010

Crafty Mum Christmas Doors




The top photo is my set of doors, the middle set were the ones we completed yesterday and the last picture is all the doors the everyone has done so far. This project was in a Stamping and Papercraft magazine last year and was introduced to our group by Suzanne and was done over 3 all day sessions and I think everyone enjoyed doing the work together and gained inspiration from each other.

2010 Collabrative Book



This years Arty-OZ Collabrative Book had 12 particapants and the pages were all fantastic, I am only showing you mine and one other, but they were all wonderful. The wonderful Teresa was the co-ordinator again and Greta and myself put the pages together with a little help by another person out of the group Joan.

Sunday, September 19, 2010

Birthday Tiles




I have completed the last 2 sets of tiles for our birthday swap this year and they are for Jo in her theme of the beach using the colours of blue, cream, sepia and silver and Teresa's theme of colours in blue, brown and cream with the use of Kaiser duchess paper range as a guide.








Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Back Again


Anne's 50th Birthday Card.




My card for Jenny's 50th Birthday
Collab Canvas created with Joanne and Michell for Jenny's 50th Birthday
Friends Brothers 65th Birthday card
Stuart's 23rd Birthday Card
Collab. Book page for Arty-Oz


Well I know I haven't updated since April, where does time go, we have been to Bali I will put some photo's up of that later and many other things have happened since then but not a lot of creating apart from cards, so I will just show you some of the projects I have been working on.

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

Class with Chris Aitkins


We did an amazing class with Chris Atkins on Sunday the 11th at Sue Gore's home where we all had a wonderful time learning how to make little jewellery cages see mine above and where we were fed by Sue an amazing lunch of lasagna and gnocchi and lots of other fantastic things.

My cage has a little house inside made by Chris, which is cast out of bronze . The words I punched inside which you cannot see read heart and home. The little antique key hanging at the bottom were courtesy of the wonderful Miss Jen.