Wednesday, 1 October 2014

WOYWW 278 # What's On Your Workdesk Wednesday.

A big welcome to all my new followers, hope you enjoy the journey.

Hi Workdesk friends.
It's come around again, Wednesday I mean.

Angela here to show you:
"What's on my workdesk this Wednesday".

If you don't know what this is all about then please visit the


Stamping Ground and our dear host Julia will explain and all will be revealed.

Anyway back to my desk Lol!
 
I could say...........
 
What a mess!
However I have been busy so I'm excused Lol!
As you can see, Masterboards, ready to be made into Christmas cards, samples of which are to be seen below in Monday's posting.
Apart from that it's the usual collection of Stuff!
drawers full of goodies, lots of lovely dies, stamps of course, tins of felt tip pens, sticky tape of various types, stickles glue, blending tool, inks, it's all there.
 

 
You may have noticed at the back left corner there is a bottle with a red top.
I have had this for some time and not really used it until now. It is called Spray M Boss and is by a company called Once Upon a Stamp.
When used on thick card which may be difficult to emboss or cut, it softens it slightly and makes the embossing much deeper and the cutting easier.
I believe it can be used for other things too but need to look into
 this further.
 

And that's it for today, couldn't be quicker.
 
If there is anything you need to know, please ask.
Hope you will pop over to my fellow deskers to see what they have been up to.
 
Happy crafting,
Angela x
 





 

26 comments:

Judys Lace Creations said...

Oh Angela I can see you've had fun making those pieces to be cut into cards. Spraying and playing with colour...delicious!
That M Boss sounds interesting.So many new products!!Makes life exciting doesn't it?!
Judy

Maria said...

Your workspace looks lovely I love what's on your workdesk right now especially that gorgeous ink colour your using...
Have a great day...
Maria
http://ajourneythatstartshere.blogspot.com.au/2014/10/whats-on-your-workdesk-wednesday-278.html

glitterandglue said...

Lovely masterboards, Angela. I took a look below, as you suggested, and the cards are great - well done.
Take care. God bless.
Margaret #7

Carole Z said...

It certainly looks like you've been having a fun time Angela, i think I may have to check out the spray emboss, hugs Carole Z X

Anonymous said...

Humm to the Spray EMboss. I had read that simply lightly misting the card with water did the same, so will look forward to your further experimentation :)


Happy WOYWW!
Mary Anne (1)

Jackie PN said...

Very well used artist space-is what I say!

Neesie said...

A creative haven by the look of your desk even if you say it's a little messy. You've obviously been having a fun time.
Gorgeous colours too.
Happy WOYWW to you
Neesie #22

Diana Taylor said...

I love your master boards - those colours are so rich and gorgeous. The Spray M Boss sounds very interesting and I shall look into that as I am planning on cutting some thicker card using the Tim Holtz luminary die - it could be really useful for that. Thanks so much for sharing, hope you have a great week,
Diana #37

My name is Cindy said...

ooooh, pretty colours - great boards! Nah that's not messy, just productive! Happy WOYWW Cindy #49

Neet said...

I use water with a teeny bit of fabric conditioner in to soften my card. Quite cheap really and works.
I still have to do a Masterboard, keep thinking of it but never getting around to it.
I guess my utility room table needs things putting away from last weekend. I then need to pack for this coming one. Such is life - busy at times, quiet the next.
Phew!
Hugs, Neet 34 xx

Amy E said...

Ooooh....blue and purple masterboards....love love love!!! Glad to see your desk is almost as crowded as mine this week!!

Happy WOYWW!
Amy E. #9
Scrapthissavethat.com

Anonymous said...

Very nice space - all these little drawers and shelves!
Cheers
Gabriele 28

Lunch Lady Jan said...

Love the non festive colours of those ornaments on the master boards! In fact, I just love purple, full stop! That spray stuff sounds useful, it does tickle me that you chanced upon it though. I do that all the time with things I buy!
Hugs, LLJ 30 xx

Ohhh Snap said...

the masterboard has really come along! I look forward to your product testing : ). Thanks for visiting my blog earlier today. I added a link to a Great Wheel in action, should you be interested in seeing it #55

Darnell said...

That's a beautiful ornament masterboard, Angela! I love the colors you are using!! Happy WOYWW!! Thanks for visiting me and have a wonderful week!! Hugs, Darnell #23

Robyn said...

I have something called paper glide that might be like spray emboss, tho I never noticed it doing much more than water and it clogs the sprayer!Thanks for visiting and your kind words!
Robyn 4

Annie said...

You have been busy this week :-) Love the sound of the product you've been working with.
Hugs,
Annie x #25

Eliza said...

Angela you are really getting into the swing of things and a production line going for the Christmas baubles too. Seriously I am the only one that is allowed to steam ahead LOL Hope you have a wonderful week crafting.

Hugs Eliza, Yoda & flat Susan #2

Shoshi said...

What a lovely busy, productive and colourful desk, Angela. Your Christmas masterboards are so beautiful, and it's nice to see a non-traditional seasonal colour being used, too! The spray looks interesting, and I wonder if the active ingredient is glycerine? Having done Sheena Douglass' faux leather technique where you spray card with a glycerine and water mix, I know how this softens the fibres. I hadn't thought of trying it with embossing. Some of the Tim Holtz embossing folders, in particular, are rather deep-cut and can cut right through the card if one isn't careful.

Thank you again for introducing me to wonderful masterboards! You've really started something. I think it is the most totally brilliant idea ever. Thank you for your lovely comment! So encouraging. I can't believe how often you can transfer the clear heat embossing from one piece of paper to another - getting ever more interesting results! I've just got some more archival ink pads and am keen to try them on my new masterboards. Oooooh this is soooo creative and fun!!!

Happy belated WOYWW,
Shoshi #37

Chrysalis said...

Hi Angela - that Spray M Boss sounds like a winner to me. Well done on building a stock of masterboards - can't wait to see what they become. Hugs, Chris # 16

Hazel said...

The spray n boss sounds useful. Love the artwork in the foreground of your workspace. Thanks for sharing. Sorry I’m late commenting. Hope that you have a lovely crafting week to come. Hazel, WOYWW #81 x

dottielottie said...

Hi Angela, love the colours of your Christmas master boards and the gorgeous cards you made with them. Could you tell me what type and weight of paper/card you use to make your masterboards? I have heard of Spray M Boss sounds like it could be useful and am intrigued to see what other uses you find that it could be used for. Thank you for paying me a visit and your comment. Hugs Lottie x

Lisca said...

That Christmas stuff looks really nice. I love the colour. It's not your usual Christmassy colour.
No I hadn't heard of that product. Does it work?
Thank you for letting me look over your shoulder.
Have a good week,
Lisca#31

Debs Willis said...

A very busy desk and such lovely colours on those ornament stamps
Thanks for your visit
Debs 24

Ginny Maxam said...

Thank you for sharing your desk! Have a great week Ginny M #63

okienurse said...

great looking desk Angela. Sorry I am so late getting around but I was so busy this weekend with a encampment and didn't have internet access! UGH! we were in the boonies. Love the busy desk and I think after readying a couple other posts I am going to have to get busy and try your motherboard! Thanks for stopping by earlier this week. I enjoy hearing from you and all my WOYWW friends each week. Vickie #21

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