Hi Workdesk friends.
Back again for another Wednesday.
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.
So here is my desk this week but before that:
I would like to wish you all a very Happy New Year for tomorrow.
I am planning a cover for one of my journals and thought I might use some Tyvek as part of the design, not played with it for a while but we'll see, not sure yet Lol!
Tyvek comes in a variety of forms, as fabric and the other looks more like paper.
If you would like to see what I make you will have to pop back in the new year.
That is when I have tidied the desk and made enough room to work Lol!
Right! now I'm off to see what everyone else has been up to.
Hope you will visit them too.
Thanks for popping round and have a great week.
And once again, Happy WOYWW New Year to you all for tomorrow,
Angela x
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25 comments:
Hi Angela!Your desk and resources..sigh!! I have tried Tyvek, but I just couldn't do anythuing with it. Just not my thing. Love the look of it though.Patti Medaris Culea(doll maker), makes Fairy themed fabric books using Tyvek for the fairy buildings.Gorgeous.Do you know her work?
Thanks Judy, will definitely have a look at her work. I will post my samples soon.
Thanks for stopping by, Angela x
Happy New Year Angela! #13 Helen
Looks like you're all set to have fun and I'm looking forward to seeing what you do with it.
Wishing you a very happy New year filled with many creatived times and lets hope it's a happy and healthy one for us all.
Hugs,
Annie x # 22
Tyvek looks and sounds interesting. I will definitely pop back and see the finished journal cover. Wishing you a joyful and creative 2015.
sandra de @31
A very Happy New Year to you dear Angela!!
looking forward to Tyvek creations! ") xo
I've heard of Tyvek, but never tried it! Let us know how you get on with it! Have a wonderful, happy New Year, Angela! zsuzsa @ InkyDinkyDoodle #26
My tubes looks different to yours now I know why I hadn't reali before ... Haven't used mine so will have to pop back
Happy new year to you and yours
Janet @11
I have never worked on tyvek..I will have to pop back over here to see how it turned out. Best wishes for the new year! Shel#39
Such a tease Angela - but I'm sure it will be lovely whatever you decide! HNY. Cindy #32
Look forward to seeing what you do. Happy New Year Anne x #28
I am curious to see what you did with that Tyvek.
I wish you and your family a very happy and successful New Year!
Hugs
Gabriele 25
The results from using Tyvek always look so interesting, not sure I am confident enough to use it though! Have a wonderful New Year Angela! Hugs, Anne xx
I have not played with Tyvek. I will be back to see your cover using it. Hope you have a fabulous 2015!
Carol N #34
I love how tyvek looks when it's inked!
Happy New year!
Robyn 1
Your desk looks nice and busy to see in the New Year, Angela! Tyvek is brilliant stuff, although over-priced in the form you've got it, packaged as an art supply. Our local builder gave me a huge piece of roofing felt (not specifically Tyvek but a generic variety) - "fabric" type, which is brilliant for book binding because it is impossible to tear it, and it is flexible, and takes paint well too. It melts in a Tyvek-like way which is great (have you tried this yet - it does wonderful things!!). As for the "paper" type Tyvek, I recently bought a pack of 20 large Tyvek envelopes from Ebay, giving me 20 A4 sheets and 40 more smaller ones (allowing for the envelope seam on the back) - I worked it out at about 14p a sheet. You can always source stuff much cheaper than from art suppliers with a bit of lateral thinking!
Not sure if you have an electronic cutting machine, but the "paper" Tyvek cuts like butter and you can get extremely fine detail with it. Don't try cutting it with a punch though - it jams in the punch - I had to get a screwdriver to force the punch apart lol!!
Happy New Year and happy WOYWW,
Shoshi #58
Thanks for your return visit, Angela - yes, you'll need to sit down with a cup of tea to get through my annual review lol lol!! I love doing these reviews because it is so encouraging, seeing what I've actually managed to achieve despite all the other stuff in my life which seems hell-bent on preventing any creativity at all lol! (See my other annual review, separated because there was too much stuff for one post) and you'll see what I mean!
Shoshi #58
ooooohh, I'm intrigued to see what you do with the Tyvek, never used it myself - I definitely pop back to see what happens next! Happy New Year to you and yours :o) Annie C #47
I've never heard of Tyvek! So it'll be interesting to see what you make with it. Wishing you a very Happy New Year!
Hugs, LLJ 14 xx
Oh I do love playing with tyvek, you never really know how it will turn out :-)
Love your master board on the previous post too, especially the darker one.
Thanks for visiting my desk already
Kyla #5
I don't know where you textile gals would be wohtou to the brilliant Tyvek! Theonly time I've ever used it was when I worked in printing and when Weiss a Tyvk dry wall lining!
love the fairy work you've shown in your side bar for Lavinia.
Can't wait to see what you've made with Tyvek. It certainly is a fun material to work with! Xxx
Your space looks so tidy and ready to start the new year that fabric looks pretty sweet looking forward to seeing what you create happy new year hugs Nikki 4
You're all set for the new year and ready to try something you haven't used for a while. I'm looking forward to seeing what you've made as I'm not familiar with Tyvek.
Happy New Year,
Lisca#45
i once got a lab coat made entirely from Tyvek and that has stood me in good stead for many a project. Good luck with the book cover and Happy New Year.
Hugs, Neet xx
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