WOYWW # 512 - What's On Your workdesk Wednesday.

Welcome to all my new followers, hope you enjoy the journey. 

Hi Workdesk friends. 
Here we are for another Wednesday at the Workdesk. 
I am here again 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, our host Julia will explain.

So here is my desk for today!

I'm showing you this desk though strictly speaking it's last week's desk but I've not had much spare time since we got back and thought you might like to see what I was working on last week.

The little book you can see has been stamped using one of the new stamps that I showed on my desk last week by Visible image and do you know what.......so much snow and sun that we skied all week with out a single day off so no time for crafting!

So this is the real thing this week.

The exploding box looks less likely of explosion at the moment.

Blendable pencils.

Easter cards on the go waiting to be finished.

Some new glue by Tombow.

The cards which you can just see are lift passes. They are a bit like a credit card and although they can be reused they are also useful for crafting.....of course!

 Finally something I've not done for a while.... Angelina fibres and Fusible film, lots of fun there.

So that's me done for today.

 Thanks for stopping by and hope you will pop over and join in the visits around the other desks.

 I'm off now to see what everyone else is up to.

Have a great woyww 

and 
happy crafting,

Angela x

Butterfly Girl

Good evening Blogging Friends, hope you have had a nice day today.

 

Something a bit different tonight and another little something I made for my dear friend Gloria.

I made this by producing a Masterboard on sticky back canvas and then cut it out using the Spellbinders Grand Shapeabilities:

  Jewel Goddess die. 

 

The stamps are by Chocolate Baroque and are Patchwork Butterfly.

I used the largest stamp to create the wings with Angelina fibres, which I then cut in half and later stitched into the seam of the body section. 

The earrings and other embellishments were made from shrink plastic.

That's the great thing about stamping, one stamp and so many different techniques! Love it! Love it! Love it!

The earrings are attached with a safety pin from the Tim Holtz range.

The stand is by Indigo Blu and has been painted with acrylic paint.

The ribbon is sewn into the seam to complete the effect.

 

Hope you like it, please leave a comment if you can.

Angela x