Hello Friends,

Here to share my project for a A Perfect Time To Craft Challenge Blog, Thanks to a fabulous sponsor this month, Sheepski Designs, I got to work the cutest Love Bugs!!

Come On, Get your craft and enter to great prizes from on sponsor! Anything Goes! I will be looking out for you n the blog!!

I snagged this cute mailbox at the dollar store! Wrapped it with lace paper. I colored my bugs with alcohol markers spruced them up with w white gel pen! Embellished the box with a die cut heart, put a xo on the mailbox flag and of course a red bow!!!

Thanks for visiting

Robin

P.S. This is first time I felt confident with sharing my coloring. Coloring is challenge for me, however it feels good to put myself and my skill out there!! What is your challenge??

Goth Giant Puzzle Piece Nevermore Challenge Blog

 

Hello Friends,

I am trying my hand at a Gothic Challenge over at the Never More Challenge Blog. Get your craft on by joining me! Visit the blog for the free image to work for February!

I used a giant puzzle piece found in a floor puzzle, lace paper, inked edges, bits of this and that, ribbon roses and  beaded straight pins.

                                                    I would love to know what you think!!!

Thanks for visiting,

Robin

Upcycled Tins with Gecko Galz

 Welcome Back Friends,

It is my day on the Gecko Galz Blog. I wanted to share with you a cute project I made using the Retro Jewel It Set, to create a couple of catch all tins! These two tins sit on my dressing table, one holds pins to my hot rollers and the other is empty as of yet.

                                                                       Isn't this set so darn cute??

Here's what I did, I cleaned up the tins, removing any adhesive and wiped them down and dried them. After printing out the images I wanted use. I punched out background paper to cover the top of the tin, then punch out the images I choose to use. Adhere the background paper and the image to the top of the tins. Here's where it gets fun, time to embellish! The sky's the limit here. You could run beads around the edge of the top, add flowers, pearls, ribbon, you name it! I added a thin layer of clear sealant on top of the tin for a little shine and protection from wear and tear.

Thanks for visiting, until next time....

Robin