Julie Balzer has done it again! On December 31st she'll post the first of many Art Journal Every Day topics. This will continue throughout the new year with many artist's participating including ME! Can't wait to get started. I brought my art journal with me while visiting the family for the holidays so I can get a start on it.
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Showing posts with label Julie Balzer. Show all posts
Thursday, December 23, 2010
Art Journal Every Day
Julie Balzer has done it again! On December 31st she'll post the first of many Art Journal Every Day topics. This will continue throughout the new year with many artist's participating including ME! Can't wait to get started. I brought my art journal with me while visiting the family for the holidays so I can get a start on it.
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Jigsaw Puzzle Pin Guest Post Today!
Well here it is. The link to my guest post on Julie Balzer's blog. Let me know what you think and if you make a pin share a pic with me.
http://balzerdesigns.typepad.com/balzer_designs/2010/12/jigsaw-puzzle-pin.html
http://balzerdesigns.typepad.com/balzer_designs/2010/12/jigsaw-puzzle-pin.html
Monday, December 6, 2010
My Guest Post on Julie Balzer's blog
I am delighted to be a part of Julie Balzer's Holidays Handmade. Every day there will be at least four posts (and maybe more!) with a different crafty focus. My post airs on Sunday, December 12th. I'll be showing you how to make fabulous pins from jigsaw puzzle pieces. Here's a preview of the project.
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Check me out!
I was spotlighted on Julie Balzer's blog the other day as part of a long post she did. What fun! Julie has the best blog full of great ideas, her own and other crafters, tons of photos and inspiring ideas, and lots of links to other artists blogs.
Liz Curtin is a student of mine and a lovely artist.
See the necklace she's wearing? She made it and the charms are...paperclips! Isn't that cool? Paperclips!
She bent and curled the bottom part of the paperclip so that the charms would hang from the chain. I think it's a totally genius idea! I am on the lookout for some pretty, decorative paperclips to use as charms!
Liz Curtin is a student of mine and a lovely artist.
See the necklace she's wearing? She made it and the charms are...paperclips! Isn't that cool? Paperclips!
She bent and curled the bottom part of the paperclip so that the charms would hang from the chain. I think it's a totally genius idea! I am on the lookout for some pretty, decorative paperclips to use as charms!
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