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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.
This basket has a nice feel, made of darker wicker, lush bows with little holly berries dripping from the baskets bow!
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.
"Christmas gonks — unique little figurines with long bushy beards and knitted hats — are often considered to be the Nordic version of Santa Claus. Inspired by gnomes and hobgoblins found in Scandinavian and Nordic mythology, their popularity has been continuing to surge over the years."
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.
(didnt like the store's wrapping, so i did it myself, real nice!
too bad i wasnt quick enough to shoot the masterpiece...)
I started wrapping Christmas presents earlier today, but had to stop when my son came home. Later he went sledding with his daddy and I was able to continue.
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Today is Mr Boxhead's birthday. Well, technically I suppose Mr Boxhead is only about 135-140 days old...but you know what I mean. I decided to forgo the "365 Days" tradition of taking your birthday photo in your birthday suit (my gift to you all...you can thank me later) and instead used an idea given to me by Babs. Thanks m'dear. You always inspire me.
WEEK 3/52
I feel like this could have been edited better, but i liked the concept of the picture. I wanted to make the picture feel like I was really young again in my big comfy pajamas unwrapping presents!
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