But over to more exciting things! Here is my desk after last nights card making session where I have started to make Christmas cards already. I read Julia's post yesterday which debated how long is too long to make a card and have been mulling this over. It is an interesting concept. I guess with me it all depends on if I am experimenting with punches and dies or inks etc and not really worried about the time, but enjoying the learning process or trying to do a card or scrapbook page for a class, then it becomes about the money and time is money, therefore I need to get my A into G and move it!
Oh and the pile of 12"x12" canvasses in the right hand corner of the photo is the next project I have to work on for my samples using all Tim Holtz products. I am really enjoying this new venture and also have to make another 6 tag samples for displays. I used this as a good excuse to purchase the Stamper Anonymous set of "Stuff to Say" which has really wise and thought provoking sentiments. You can see it in the top left hand corner of my desk.
Well I guess I better get of this computer and onto the phone to get my car sorted...
For those of you who have no idea why I have been rambling on about my desk, pop over to Julia's desk at Stamping Ground and see what it is all about.
Well luckily your crafting clutch is in tip top shape - a great card!!! Stuff to say is a must!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the peek! Sarah (at 4)
Cars are such money-pits, aren't they - hope yours gets fixed with the minimum fuss/expense! Love your Christmas card, sooo festive - it's like everything Christmassy condensed into a small space :D Hugs, LLJ x
ReplyDeleteHi there Bella! love the paper and the Christmas cards - and shock horror, I made my first Christmas cards for 2011 in either late Dec or early Jan! I cant remember which but had some lovely stash to play with and made about 20 cards with bonbon loot - have more left too!! Ritzy bonbons at my sisters!
ReplyDeleteSo sorry re car and pray TLC and not too many $ fix it soon.and thanks for sharing and popping over. Happy WOYWW! Shaz in Oz.x
Fab creative desk, and I love that card, very festive. I started my Christmas cards in January - target of 2 a week so I would get about 100 made ... counted 24 so far!!!! Happy WOYWW.
ReplyDeleteCathy xx
Great stuff on the desk! Looking forward to seeing those canvases finished. :)
ReplyDeleteOh my, car troubles are always an expensive exercise! Hope its not too bad. Love the C card, can't even bring myself to say the word yet, its too scary!
ReplyDeleteHappy WOYWW
Christmas already?! Oh my! Lovely card though!
ReplyDeleteLordy - you're right..when I do cards for workshops, they don't take too long..my customers like to make more than one in a two hour paid workshop! And you're right again - I can see the SA stamps, but I can't 'see' them.....show and tell!
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about the car! I hat it when the things that that happen...and of course it is always at the most inoportune times! The card looks truely fabulous! Thanks for sharing your WOYWW! -Amanda
ReplyDeleteAha! the stamps have arrived... did you kiss the postman? Pity we don't have a "Woody"... (almost erased that, but you will get it, so left it be). To make sure you swing the odds of liking the stamps I owe you, suggest you email me your mobile nr so I can consult you via sms when I go shopping for you next fri p.m... See ya
ReplyDeleteGreat space, hope your car gets sorted soon. Those sentiments stamps are great and will be well used i'm sure! Have a lovely week.
ReplyDeleteOh crumbs I havent even started thinking about my Christmas cards yet! I love those holly leaves they are a fab size.
ReplyDeleteThis is my first visit to your super blog, I found you via WOYWW, I will be back next week to see what else you have been upto!
Helen x