Wow - When I accidentally stumbled onto this flickr site I felt like I fell through the rabbit hole. I am overwhelmed with the creativity here. On to my profile - I love vintage, cottage, and shabby chic sprinkled with a little glitter and maybe outlined with some black and white checks! I live in a century old home that is possibly more shabby than chic. I love making things and trying all sorts of new mediums, but always seem to combine it all in paper. I collect way too many things and have trouble resisting a bargain. My favorite website - next to flickr - Craigslist - Craig and I have been seeing much too much of each other lately and my husband thinks I should stop seeing him!
Take a look at our real life antique store in the Antique Gallery in Round Rock, TX
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- JoinedFebruary 2008
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Nancy invited me to join my first swap which meant a Flickr account and a blog and downloads and uploads and using all manner of unfamiliar computer skills. And what a fun ride (although bumpy at times) it has been. She always talks me through rough spots, walks me around the unknown or just pulls me by the heels thro… Read more
Nancy invited me to join my first swap which meant a Flickr account and a blog and downloads and uploads and using all manner of unfamiliar computer skills. And what a fun ride (although bumpy at times) it has been. She always talks me through rough spots, walks me around the unknown or just pulls me by the heels through the impossible and somehow things fall into place. I'm on my third swap now; she's on her fifth or sixth. Her creativity and craftsmanship are top notch and every project beats the one before. We've been friends since the 60's with lots of crafting history and even more hobbies under the bridge. But this on-line adventure has been an awe inspiring, mind boggling, eye opening opportunity to meet some amazingly talented and creative women. Thank you my friend for doing what friends do best...you made me be more than I was before.
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