Skip to main content

WOYWW 255


I'm posting my desk today!

Ha!  Take that Wednesday!  :)

Yeah it's been a while but I'm here, right day, a little energy to spare, a little time to hop - it's a good day for desking.


So my work space consists of rainbow piles of ribbon-y snippets, glue and scissors, oh and my WOYWW badge which I put in front of my workspace to motivate me to get my desk up on time!

It's a work in progress to be showcased on International Scrapbooking Day which is May 3rd/4th - I'd better get a wriggle on then, hadn't I?!

Thanks for stopping by


Comments

  1. Intriguing - can't wait to see what you make of them! Enjoy, and have a great week, Chris # 19 xx

    ReplyDelete
  2. I'm intrigued to see what you're going to make with them...
    Happy WOYWW!
    no. 2

    ReplyDelete
  3. Lovely rainbow ribbons! Have a great week. x Jo #30

    ReplyDelete
  4. Well, I love rainbows so feel right at home here!
    thanks for visiting and your kind words.
    Robyn 41

    ReplyDelete
  5. What are you going to do with all that ribbon I wonder?! Karen #31

    ReplyDelete
  6. How intriguing! I can't tell what you're up to with the bright colorful ribbon, but I bet it will be pretty! I hope to do buckets of scrapbooking next Saturday, too. Happy WOYWW and thanks for your visit. ~ Laura #69

    ReplyDelete
  7. That is a nice collection of ribbons, what are you going to use them on? Thanks for visiting and leaving a comment

    Happy WOYWW
    Hugs Eliza & Yoda 28

    ReplyDelete
  8. looking forward to seeing what you do with those ribbons, thanks for the earlier visit Donna #26

    ReplyDelete
  9. What a pretty desk this week, Laura, with all those beautiful coloured ribbons! Thanks for your visit and comment. Yes, a lot of teabags. If I end up with too many I shall have to think about making clothes with them lol! As for the kitties, oh yes, they are every bit as bad as dogs, if not worse. They have the advantage that they can climb up on the kitchen work tops and nothing is safe from them. Anybody wold think we never fed them...

    Happy WOYWW,
    Shoshi #43

    ReplyDelete
  10. Thank you for stopping by my blog earlier. The mouse pad has Robert Pattinson on it and many inky images. Upside down he is almost unrecognizable. LOL April #71

    ReplyDelete
  11. Hi Laura
    happy WOYWW. Sorry I am running late.....hhhhmmmm so many ribbons LOL. Wonder what they shall become. I had a smile at your info at right on your blog...you could have written that for me!!!
    hugs
    Annette In Oz #8

    ReplyDelete
  12. I can't wait to see what you make with all those pieces. Thanks for stopping by. Happy crafting #61

    ReplyDelete
  13. Loving the colours of the ribbons.

    Hope you had a lovely WOYWWednesday.

    ReplyDelete
  14. Interesting lol! can't wait to see what happens next? Happy crafting, Angela x 48

    ReplyDelete
  15. Pretty ribbons and gorgeous colours. I'm looking forward to seeing what you do with them.
    Have a great week.
    Von #13

    ReplyDelete
  16. Great selection of ribbons and can see some gluing going to be called for .. okay keep us in suspenders :D
    happy WOYWW Shaz in Oz.x #40

    ReplyDelete
  17. That international scrapbooking day is a big deal, isn't it? I've seen many of my internet friends join in, even though I've never created a page in my life! I look forward to what you create.

    Thanks for stopping by my place on Wednesday. Sorry I'm late. Guess I partied too hard this week (grin). Belated WOYWW wishes from # 9.

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Thank you for taking the time to comment.
I love to read your messages...

Popular posts from this blog

DMIO: Teach Me Something

A few weeks back I made a dream catcher.  A few readers asked if I could show them how I made it, so, here is my attempt at a tutorial! First up weaving the web. 1. You'll need a hoop and some ribbon/thread/yarn on a bobbin. 2. Attach the ribbon securely to your hoop. 3. Take your ribbon over the top of the hoop... 4. and up through the loop you've just made with the ribbon... 5. so you have a cross over. 6. Continue steps 3-5 until you reach the knot. 7. Now instead of going over the hoop you will crossover the ribbon 8. and through the loop you've just made to give a crossover. Continue on in this fashion until you get to the middle. You need to leave a hole in the middle as this is where the good dreams get through!  They then run down the tassels/feathers/any other hanging decoration and on to the owner.  It should look something like this.  You'll need to play around with your tension until you get a firm web. Now for the tassels - I like to

Scrap It OFF! Design Team Reveal & Anniversary blog hop!

Hello there, welcome to my stop on the SpiegelMom Scraps anniversary hop .  Six years running her business - congrats Jody, here's to the next six! You should have arrived via Claudia - I love her collections and can't wait to be able to buy them rather than print my own.  Or you can start the hop at the beginning here . I have a layout celebrating SpiegelMom Scraps and my DT position with them using the fabulous Raspberry Daisy Dream sequin mix . You can grab the cut file I made to use for yourself.  I have a few others here too. I am delighted to be staying on the team for another term - stand by for more sequin-y goodness.  I have plans for more jewellery, cards, art, gift wrapping/Christmas goodies, and of course lots more scrapbook pages. Your next stop on the hop is Rachel .  Happy Hopping!! Thank you for spending your time with us today! I'd love for you be in the running for the prizes that Jody is giving away on this blog hop, so be s

A Poe Quote

So I've been trying out art journalling for a while but had nothing that I wanted to share, until now. I was inspired by The Bears Challenge and picked this quote to base my page on. "If you wish to forget anything on the spot, make a note that this thing is to be remembered" I got some paints out, some spray mists too.  I used my fan brush, my fingers and a cotton rag.  I got messy, satisfyingly messy :) The letters are some old letraset vinyls that were my Aunt's.  When we cleared my Grandparents house I couldn't stand the art goodies to go to waste.  I saved them because I knew one day I would find a use for them.  They must be 40 years old but are still perfect.  (I sometimes look at things I get today and think they won't still be good in 5 years let alone 40!) I don't have the complete alphabet so there are some adaptations... c's became o's, E's became t's, w's became m's.  I magicked a k from a P!  Some