I’ve been in my “upper studio” which is a large walk-in
closet where I sew and quilt and I’ve been trying to get a quilt finished. I’m
doing some free-motion work on it and my desk is not set up right for that so
my shoulders get sore. I keep reminding myself not to hunch up but I keep
forgetting. I decided it was time for a coffee and banana muffin break – made them
after lunch and they are delicious!
Today’s card is one I really like.
This is another one of the butterfly stickers that changed
to a greenish-blue colour when I placed one on black cardstock. So, of course,
being me, I had to experiment with other coloured paper too. I placed this one
on the light yellow one with the lighter lines going through it and although
more subtle, it looks very nice. So I went to the stash and pulled out some
paper that would go with it and made the card. I found the piece of brown that
I had die cut the square scallop for another project and decided it would look
nice with the yellow. Then I found the background paper and more brown and
glued them all down and then added the gold peel-and-stick lines.
Break is over. Back to the quilting.
Cheers
Violet
Lovely card Violet! Wanted to let you know my friend LOVED her card. Thank you so much for helping me make her special day special!
ReplyDeleteYour muffins sound good. I have turkey chili in the slow cooker. It will be just about right by the time hubby walks in the front door! Stay warm ....and if you don't mind , send some of that snow my way! I LOVE snow! I just can't seem to move out of the desert. Hugs! deb
You can keep the paint moist by adding a couple drops of glycerin or honey to the paint, it works I swear! spray the paint with clear water and add a couple drops, you can add a bit more watercolor paint too if you want, it will keep the paint at a semi moist state. When you are ready to paint just spray with water and paint. The paint in your palette is still good, it just did not have the moisturizing filler in it:)
ReplyDeleteThe paint brand I mentioned is Cotman by Windsor and Newton for a good student brand or M Graham & co for the artist paint I use that is about 40% cheaper then W&N artist paint but equal in quality.