Showing posts with label puzzle swap. Show all posts
Showing posts with label puzzle swap. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
The Last of the Puzzle Pieces...
I realized that I hadn't shown the puzzle pieces I got back from the recent puzzle swap I was in. I had the theme "Vintage Travel" and I was excited to see all the different pieces come back to me. I thought it turned out great!
Monday, July 26, 2010
Almost finished...
I thought I would wait until I was finished with all the puzzle pieces then post them. But there is one that I still haven't finished. So I am going to go ahead and post the other two anyways.
Shabby Chic:
Vintage Travel (this was my theme):
Other than that I've been working on class ideas for next kickoff and I wanted to make a travel journal for our trip to South Dakota. If you haven't seen it before you should check out my travel journal from last year.
Oh and I am going to try really really hard to post every day this week. So check back tomorrow and hopefully I will have something posted!!
Shabby Chic:
Oh and I am going to try really really hard to post every day this week. So check back tomorrow and hopefully I will have something posted!!
Monday, July 19, 2010
More Puzzle Pieces...
Still working on the swap!
"It's the little things that make my happy":
"Musical Elements":
"Wizard of Oz" (note: I added more stickles after I took the picture, so imagine it more sparkly!)
Stay tuned... I have three more pieces to show and I've saved the best for last! Well...that's not completely true... one of them isn't complete yet so it may be good it may not be... haha! Oh and I will be bringing my pieces along with me to my classes in July so if you are in class you will get a chance to see them up close!
"It's the little things that make my happy":
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Puzzle Swap
Finally a new blog post! I have been wanting to blog but just have not had the time so I'm glad to finally be sitting down and making myself come up with a blog. And i think I have a good one filled with lots of pictures!!
I have been working on a puzzle swap lately. It's a lot like an ATC swap but instead of trading cards we trade puzzle pieces. It's a little complicated because we each get a blank puzzle with 12 pieces and a list of everyone's theme. Each person has a different theme so we are making 12 different pieces and then when we swap them everyone will have a complete puzzle with all the same theme but pieces from 12 different people. Thoroughly confused??
Usually when I do an ATC swap all my cards are exactly the same. So i wanted to have some sort of common element to all my puzzle pieces. I decided to do embellished doilies inspired by Christine Middlecamp. If you have never heard of her take a moment to check out her blog (see her may and july archives for her embellished doily tutorials). She is seriously fantastic and if I could magically wake up with someone else's scrapbook style I would want hers. So i decided to do these embellished doilies in an effort to teach myself her layered style.
Now on to the puzzle pieces! I have 6 of the 12 done. The first one's theme is "Pink and Green":
"Sand & Surf ":
"Summer Fun":
"Children":
"Finding Joy":
"Tween girls just want to have fun"
I'll post the rest when I get those done!!
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I have been working on a puzzle swap lately. It's a lot like an ATC swap but instead of trading cards we trade puzzle pieces. It's a little complicated because we each get a blank puzzle with 12 pieces and a list of everyone's theme. Each person has a different theme so we are making 12 different pieces and then when we swap them everyone will have a complete puzzle with all the same theme but pieces from 12 different people. Thoroughly confused??
Usually when I do an ATC swap all my cards are exactly the same. So i wanted to have some sort of common element to all my puzzle pieces. I decided to do embellished doilies inspired by Christine Middlecamp. If you have never heard of her take a moment to check out her blog (see her may and july archives for her embellished doily tutorials). She is seriously fantastic and if I could magically wake up with someone else's scrapbook style I would want hers. So i decided to do these embellished doilies in an effort to teach myself her layered style.
Now on to the puzzle pieces! I have 6 of the 12 done. The first one's theme is "Pink and Green":
Check out my facebook fan page here.