Altered envelopes with my love for cats

Altered CD, Hearts and banner

Altered art play

Altered art various boxes

Before

After

Charlotte Bronte

Used a Matchbox from Graphic 45 to create this.

Tag cards

These are various tag cards I have created in the past couple of years. I just did not feel like blogging but I have not sat still and have created all sorts. Thought it might be time to share some of my work.

I love creating these tags, they are not the normal/regular tag size because I like to be different :) Most of these tag cards have matching envelopes it just makes it just that little bit special.

Just some sharing

Regular blogging has not been on my agenda lately, there is so much going on in my life at the moment that I cannot find the time or energy. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all  my followers for your kind support and comments, I want you to know that I greatly appreciate your support and I hope to be back posting more regular soon.

Thought I share pictures of my creations from the past couple of months, some of which have been sold in the craft fair.

Prayer Flag - Embrace Change

Altered flower pot Pin cushion

Primitive Peg Angels

Christmas Fairy

Merry Christmas Bird

Prayer Flag - Bloom

Yes, I made another one, just love the technique and process. I did some experimenting with ink and stencils to get a different effect. For the next one I'm going to try some paint and stamps :)

Material used:
Cotton Canvas & Calico.
Tim Holtz Distress Ink - Bundeled Sage and Victorian Velvet.

Crafter's Workshop Template - Mini Flower Shower.
DMC Stranded Cotton - Shell Pink Md  and Green Gray Md.
Anchor Pearl Cotton - creme.
Beads, flower charm, cotton trim, buttons and vintage lace.

Prayer Flag - Strength

First say to yourself what you would be;

and then do what you have to do.

Epictetus

It is so much fun to create these flags, I can recommend it :)

Prayer Flags

Inspiration for these prayer flags came from The Prayer Flag Project, a collective project spreading peace, good will and kindness, one flag at a time. How wonderful to create a small flag, hang it outside and let the universe embrace your prayer and pass it forward.

After rummaging I found some fabric, buttons, lace and other collected stuff and started my little project. There are no rules, you can sew, glue, stitch, stamp, stencil or draw and paint your flag to share your message. I think I found a new - addictive - crafting style :)