Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Some pictures scrapped at the weekend
Memories of summer days and BBQ's are in the distant past, it's glove and hat season but it's nice to look back and remember potato salad with flies in it and undercooked meat!
Every picture of Nanny has to be glammed up, either it be glitter or very patterned paper it needs to be blinging! I'll have to ask Ben when this was taken but I think it was in an airport while he was getting his pilot's licence
Saturday, October 24, 2009
Scrap Class 4: Altered Calendars
I'm so excited about this!! Next class is on Saturday 14th November 12-4 and we will be scrapping a few altered calendars each. I will be putting a few previews in the upcoming days. You will need photos that you don't mind looking at all year around!
Fists of oranges
a term my other half uses when he thinks something is MEEETAAL (said in your deepest scariest voice) and he then does this with his hands..... there was a stage last year where that's all he did. Scrapped this when I was mad at him so not much love was put into it lol
Scrapped this when I was mad at him so not much love was put into it lol, good thing is wasn't his face or I would have drawn on him!!
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Altered items
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Blues' altered album
Present boxes
Monday, October 19, 2009
12 days to Halloween!
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Christmas Cards
Altered notebooks
Saturday, October 17, 2009
For Karen
Chickpea and Chirozo soup
Fry 1 onion and 2 sticks of celery until soft and then add 1 chopped garlic clove (I add 2 because I love garlic!)
Add 1/2 teaspoon of cajun spice (gives it a kick so I add 1 full teaspoon!, and 1/2 teaspoon of paprika
Add 4 chopped carrots and 1 tin of tomatoes (add a pinch of sugar if it is too sour)
Then add 1 cup of boiling water with a stock cube in it and simmer for 20 minutes or until carrots are cooked.
Blend well and add some milk (cream if you are being naughty) until it is at a thick but soupy consistency.
Return back to pot and add 1 tin of chickpeas (rinsed from tin water ick!) and about half a stick of chirozo that I have already fried in a dry pan until browned.
Season to taste
Serve with creme fraiche and crusty bread NYOM!
Fry 1 onion and 2 sticks of celery until soft and then add 1 chopped garlic clove (I add 2 because I love garlic!)
Add 1/2 teaspoon of cajun spice (gives it a kick so I add 1 full teaspoon!, and 1/2 teaspoon of paprika
Add 4 chopped carrots and 1 tin of tomatoes (add a pinch of sugar if it is too sour)
Then add 1 cup of boiling water with a stock cube in it and simmer for 20 minutes or until carrots are cooked.
Blend well and add some milk (cream if you are being naughty) until it is at a thick but soupy consistency.
Return back to pot and add 1 tin of chickpeas (rinsed from tin water ick!) and about half a stick of chirozo that I have already fried in a dry pan until browned.
Season to taste
Serve with creme fraiche and crusty bread NYOM!
Friday, October 16, 2009
More tall cards....
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Reason 19 you are a scrapaholic
Ok so a kitchen disaster would involve some cursing, some clearing up and then vowing to do it again. In my situation it was a case of hearing a huge crack, running down the stairs, falling over the dog and landing in a clovey and salty puddle in my kitchen. The pot I used EXPLODED (i know stupid pot choice for a hob) and the bacon water was cascading down the oven! The dog started to drink the water while I tried to scoop the bacon out with 2 teaspoons (panic had set in) and then proceed to use EVERY single tea towel in the house.... once panic was diverted I decided it would be a good scrap opportunity. WHO? WHO I ask you would think this after having to do that?
So 45 minutes later the pictures where a 2 page layout :)
I need to get a white pen to journal around the edges but have had no luck finding one so until then!
First picture is the cracked pot and the second page is how I did it again (funny because it boiled dry in the second pot too!)
Takeaway anyone?
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
D Grylls
Monday, October 12, 2009
The elevator of vanity
The elevator in Amy's old apartment had a horrible mirror in it that would make us all just stare at ourselves. If you had a flaw, the mirror would find it and amplify it! I used a die cut to cut the dragonfly and then used a gold marker to dot his trail around the page and fill in some blank spots on the page :)
Focusing on different ideas on how to journal and making home made embellishments in the next class.
New xmas cards
Scrap Class Reminder
Saturday 17th in the school 12-4pm.
You will need:
Scissors or a craft knife
Glue
Bone Cutter
Photos for LO (& if you wish to decorate your mini album in class)
Please feel free to bring your own patterned paper, there will be cardstock and pp available but might not be to your liking!
2 places left, contact me if you would like to join!
Monday, October 5, 2009
Christmas Card
Saw the idea somewhere reaaally cool and totally not sad *cough* craft channel *cough* and thought it was a nice idea!
Papers are just free ones I got with a magazine and inside it has a little pocket with a "bookmark" (I use that term loosely lol) slotted into it. Inside the book mark you can write your greeting
Crafty equation
Sunday, October 4, 2009
Where iz ze wascally hamster?
Since Lola got out last night Diablo has been very unnerved and thought this photo would be appropiate to tell the story! It was taken a few weeks ago while cleaning her cage and I could resist putting him into it, he spent his whole time not moving and staring inside the cage to see if he could see her!
The journalling tag pulls out from behind the lil hamsters head:
Since Diablo is a schauzer when ever I hear him speak in my head it's always in a thick German accent. Although he is fascinated by Lola he became very insecure after she escaped and spent the next few days by my ankles (and under my scrapping table!)
and would stare at Lola's cage from under his eyebrows.
All because the hole in the cage for the drink bottle had been filled with a lemon and when it shrunk she made her escape!
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