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The lower shelves hold craft supplies. I found this CD shelving unit on the street. Love how well made it is and its thin profile for storing and displaying stuff.
This is a picture of the recently completed curtains in my craft room. I am so loving the whole window set up!
This is my first entry for Crafter's Nostalgic Cartoon Contest. If you haven't heard of it, you should check it out. The group is tagged in the photo. Anyways, this is based off my favorite animated show ever, Gravity Falls. Totally recommend it. In the photo, there is (left to right): Blendin Blandin, Waddles, Grunkle Stan, Mabel Pines, Dipper Pines, Soos, and Lil' ol' me, I mean Lil' Gideon. (Admit it, you read Lil' ol' me in a Gideon voice). I did not make Wendy or Ford, and I showed Blendin's back because it looks better than the front. Here are the fig formulas:
Blendin: Clark Kent head, Arctic Batman torso, flesh hands, light bluish-grey legs.
Waddles: Just an official Lego pig.
Grunkle Stan: Fez, Force Awakens Han Solo head, CMF series 1 Magicians torso and legs, flesh hands, Killer Croc Tail-gator 8-Ball.
Mabel: HP Luna Lovegood head and torso, HP Hermione hair, purple short-legs.
Dipper: CMF series 10 Baseball player hat, JW Grey head, red torso, dark-blue legs, and Storm's cape-hand thingie for the vest.
Soos: Black cap, Indiana Jones head, reversed dark-green torso, CMF series 2 Adventurer legs.
Lil' Gideon: Upside down Santa Beard, LBM Robin head, City torso.
A few notes before the end:
1. Captain Crafter's Gravity Falls Figs (say that five times fast) are better, so you can (if you want) go check those out.
2. Dipper's arms are up because then Storm's cape-thingie gives the illusion of a vest.
Th-th-th-that's all folks (new minifigure idea)! Thanks for taking the time to read this, check out the contest, and have a stellar day!
Some of the things that I made or that were released in 2011. Blogged
1. TeaTime Trivets 2. Butterfly Potholder 3. Leaf Potholders 4. Fall Trivet
5. Habitat Challenge Quilt 6. French Press Cozy 7. TeaTime Quilt 8. Welcome Wall-hanging
9. Leaf Sampler Trivet 10. House Coaster Set 11. Winter Wonderland 12. TeaTime Trivets
13. Crane Star 14. SpringTime Bag 15. 'Tis the Season 16. Nesting Boxes
While I was packing the Dollies I took the chances of taking pictures I didn't take in the moment. Here you have a picture of the "daughters" of the Doll Manufacturer, Builder and Engineer!
With a Kath Kidston theme.
Ugh.. I am so sick of embrodery floss! Lol. My fingers aren't small enough for these little things!!
A big shout out to Roxanne @ Baking In Miniature for the adorable sewing bag, books, and ribbon!
Adorable craft table is from Menutmon on Etsy / Menutmon.com
for the Most Versatile challenge in the Compositionally Challenged group and for the weekly challenge - 'framed'
Made this little guy for an upcoming show, Playful, in Melbourne, Australia in spring!
春にオーストラリアのメルボルンでやる展覧会に出る小さい子。
Ch Ch Changes!!!
I hated the brown, It made that green look even more garish to me sooo I repainted the table and shelves white and I decided to just make the shelving evenly spaced and have them completey wrap around the corner rather than that break in the middle. It looks a lot more cohesive to me now but now my back hurts! LOL
My Craft Corner...in my bedroom,I just re-arange my room for my new hobby...yes it's sewing work .
I love to see all my doll all the time...It's very good to see them there .
The shelf from "INDEX" HOME DECORATE SHOP..and put it by my Dad.
He got a new tail last night. I found him at the Alameda County Antique Fair the first time I went at the bottom of a cardboard box, gummed up, filthy, and covered in grease. His tail had rusted and faded beyond saving, so I finally replaced it.
This amazing artwork is crafted on thick leather. The headpiece is of pewter or similar and there is a considerable amount of metal thread work.
It was hidden away in a B+B in Bergamo ... Antiques Roadshow material!
I was incredibly lucky, all of these shelves were built in. All I had to do was fill them with my beautiful supplies
(Got into Flickr Explore June 13th, 2008)
I took this of the shelf I have in my new craft room.
I have my scrapbook magazines, idea books and my acrylic stamps on this shelf. In the baskets on the bottom I have all my fabric stored.
A wee shot of my table at the Largs Craft Fair .
The venue was in the hall at the rear of the Clark Memoral Church.
Thanks to all who visited my table.
Just took a few photos of where I keep my supplies, space is limited in my house. When I get it more organized I'll take more photos.
1. Some of my threads
2. Some of my leather and suedes
3.underneath the table of my sewing machine notions and other supplies.
4. Some of my fabric and underneath is a tall storage bin w/fabric.
5. Where I sit and make shoes and jewelry.
6.More fabric
I'll show better pictures when I get things organized.
Monarch embraces the essence of what’s going on at Merridale. Monarch is a celebratory cider, created to commemorate the last 25 years of business, but also to recognize the change customers have been asking for. First, you will notice a new look on the bottle. It is unique and uncomplicated – like the people who drink it. It exemplifies “craft,” much like the cider itself. Very soon, you will see this new look extend to the bottles on all merridale ciders, from Traditional and House, to Scrumpy and Cyser. Second and most noticeable is the glass bottle. While many ciders are pasteurized in minutes or even seconds at high heat, Merridale is pasteurizing the Monarch slowly taking closer to half an hour per bottle.