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Nathaniel began to get the idea of opening presents and enjoyed lots of attention.
Tenuous Link: open
I don't know why the orangutan had wrapping paper or why he was eating it, but for a brief moment he lifted the paper from his face to look at us, then pulled it back down and continued his midday snack.
Ooook!
(didnt like the store's wrapping, so i did it myself, real nice!
too bad i wasnt quick enough to shoot the masterpiece...)
The past 3 years I've taken to using art papers and found objects to wrap gifts and make cards. Purely a hobby. I have not had any classes so I have no idea what is "right." I do know they're not what you'd find in a usual store.
We had a craft day and handmade some wrapping paper for a wedding gift using potato stamps. I hadn't made these since I was in preschool, and I'm pretty sure someone else did the cutting at that time. Even though my cutting skills aren't awesome, this project turned out super great. Now make your own!
Hope everyone had a great Christmas! Mine was well-spent with family in Ohio and also here in Indiana.
taro the shiba chews up a wrapping paper tube.
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This is a shot that mainly contributes to the overall texture of the project. I would like to see it as part of a collage but it doesn't hold much photographic merit of its own. It just looks pretty.
The problem with SPX being right before my birthday is that today I'm so tired and brain dead that all I feel like doing is laying on the couch reading fashion magazines and watching true crime shows on tv. So that is exactly what I am doing this afternoon. And looking through all my SPX photos cause I want to see them and get them up on the flickr group. Now to have my slice of chocolate mousse cake and open presents from my family. I'll celebrate being another year into my forties next weekend. Plus during afternoon tea tomorrow at National Cathedral. I think I should just make it a week long event.
neat, our daily challenge. Boxes for www.operationchristmaschild.org.uk/ all neatly stacked and ready to go
I paint a border on the tissue paper I use to wrap carved animals for shipping. The red plastic is the stencil I cut, with many animals. The silver object is the airbrush. And the rest are different colors of the finished product.
New on the blog: meet MASU, a small company that produces stylish and 100% planet-friendly gift wrap and cards. bit.ly/43UKWJF The post includes a discount for All Things Paper readers through May 9, 2024.
Scan of design on cotton. 16 fabrics, wallpaper, gift wrap www.spoonflower.com/designs/3793936?substrate_new=gift_wrap