Whether you want to spice up the walls of your home or create other exciting projects for display, Décor Elements is an easy way to stylishly and inexpensively express your creativity. In this video, Shannon West shows you how to apply these fantastic images in your home.
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Wednesday, 25 November 2009
Stampin' Up!'s Décor Stencils with Shelli Gardner
Create beautiful expressions of your style and creativity when you use our Décor Stencils to add design to your walls and art projects. Several of our Décor Stencils coordinate with our existing products, so creating coordinating projects for display is a simple way to express your creativity. Tune in as Shelli Gardner explains why she loves these stencils--and why you'll love them too!
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Sunday, 22 November 2009
Have to level with you...
I have let my Stampin'Up! go dormant... I am just looking into whether I am going to sign up again right away or wait until the summer... I will keep you posted...
Valour Colourscape
One night of knitting. That is at least some reward for being stuck home on a Saturday night! I am sick of my lungs being heavy... These colour are almost sensual to me how they blend from one beautiful shade to another. I have trouble keeping knitting because I have to stop and stare and touch. It truly is beautiful yarn! I hope I do it justice...
I was dying to buy this yarn and when I saw it on sale I snatched it up. I honestly could not afford the amount in the Rowan patterns and Dianna and Diane were generous enough to share the pattern of my choice with me. I noticed many folk only used 3 not 4 skeins and not being a large gal I am taking a gamble so I can afford the yarn and the pattern most suited. I was so excited to see what the colours would do and look how gorgeous it is!!! It does not stripe, it morphs - imagine! :)
Harding-Noemi in Coral
I am posting a close up of the back ruffle. I shorten in length by one repeat from bottom to waste to take weight off, allow to sit at a more flattering spot and therefore aide with the stretch issue. As it is when I finished the back it stretched almost 2" so I undid some and fixed to compensate. I have changed the number of pattern repeats (one panel less in each direction) , the size, the size needle... hmmm not sure what I did not change on this one but it is pretty so far... The soy fibre I am knitting with has a beautiful sheen to it. You can see below how much smaller my adjustments are :) And javies was helping me as he so often does LOL...
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