This past week has been a very productive week - creatively, that is. My house chores have been somewhat neglected but I guess that's okay, right? I have been inspired to create many things thanks to two on-line courses I am taking.
The first one, Creatively Made with Jeanne Oliver. This was week 2 of 4. Absolutely loved it and inspired to create mix media projects. I am currently gathering my supplies and even purchasing a few things to create those projects.
AND Margie Romney-Aslett started her one week (3 Classes) course. Margie is truly an inspiration. The ease with which she teaches and her humor are wonderful. As a scrapbook collector, I actually have many of the things I needed to complete these projects on hand. Although ,I did purchase a few things like paper lanterns and foam bases for wreaths. I will post pictures tomorrow.
Before I started to work on the projects from Spark the Event Online-Love,Love,Love, I created more Vintage Hankie and Paper Origami Dresses. Here are a few pictures:
To display my Vintage Hankie Dresses (at craft sales -- planning ahead!), I created a Vintage Crochet Garland. This past December, I took Margie Romney-Aslett's Spark Your Christmas (you can still sign up for Margie's e-courses) e-course. In that course, Margie created many type of garlands, including a Vintage Crochet Garland. Here is my version:
The first one, Creatively Made with Jeanne Oliver. This was week 2 of 4. Absolutely loved it and inspired to create mix media projects. I am currently gathering my supplies and even purchasing a few things to create those projects.
AND Margie Romney-Aslett started her one week (3 Classes) course. Margie is truly an inspiration. The ease with which she teaches and her humor are wonderful. As a scrapbook collector, I actually have many of the things I needed to complete these projects on hand. Although ,I did purchase a few things like paper lanterns and foam bases for wreaths. I will post pictures tomorrow.
Before I started to work on the projects from Spark the Event Online-Love,Love,Love, I created more Vintage Hankie and Paper Origami Dresses. Here are a few pictures:
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| Papers from My Minds Eye - Lost & Found Collections |
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| Vintage Hankies with Vintage Buttons -- Just need to sew on the Hangers |
To display my Vintage Hankie Dresses (at craft sales -- planning ahead!), I created a Vintage Crochet Garland. This past December, I took Margie Romney-Aslett's Spark Your Christmas (you can still sign up for Margie's e-courses) e-course. In that course, Margie created many type of garlands, including a Vintage Crochet Garland. Here is my version:
The use of paper seems to be limitless. It can be used for research papers, files, documents and even in arts like these paper dresses. I think I'll need to invent my paper art as well using some a4 paper size that I have at home.
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