"Connectivity" 26" wide x 35" tall x 1.5" depth
Tuesday, July 7, 2015
Sunday, July 5, 2015
New Chrochet Project
I am staring my holiday making now. Eeek reall? Yes really-! I will be making several of these throws for some of my friends for the cold season. Wish me luck.
Thursday, June 25, 2015
Tuesday, June 23, 2015
Friday, April 10, 2015
Drawing With The Crafter's Workshop Stencils
Hello Hello Hello.
Sarinda here with a watercolor journal entry using TCW Stencils. I enjoy using stencils to get my creative inspiration going. Be creative with the interior line work as well add some additional lines around the outside of each drawing for interest.
Using TCW2048 Maple Leaf Frags, TCW2044 Pods Fragments, TCW2043 Poppy Fragments. The line work was done with Copic Markers Multi Liner 0.3 Fine & 0.03 Really Fine.
Out line the stencils with the 0.03 Copic Pen. Then add in the inside line work and additional outside lines.
The thicker lines in the Poppy were made with the Copic pen 0.3.
Then just add color with watercolors of your choice. I like to go outside the lines and let the colors bleed together. The less perfect the better.
Happy Spring to you.
Sarinda
The Crafter's Workshop Design Team
Thursday, March 19, 2015
Jewelry: Mini Journal Necklace
Hello Creatives-
I have a jewelry project for you using Letter press Paper, TCW Stencil as an embossing plate to make a Mini Journal Necklace.
I used my Sig Shot machine from Sizzix and the black rubber pad to make a deeper embossing impression. Using thicker card stock or Letter Press paper will lend the best results. Do the suggested stack for the machine that you are using.
New Winter Release 2015 stencil TCW2081
I cut out the section that I liked used Distress Ink pad to add some color. Then added additional sheets of paper to the center. Punched two holes on the top, threaded steel wire and made a loop on each side.
String beads, crystals and chain from those loops to create the chain. I made this necklace long so that I did not have to worry about a clasp it just slips over your head.
Hope this will spark some creative juices in your own studios.
Create-
Sarinda
The Crafter's Workshop Design Team Member
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