Hi friends! I know it's been a little bit since I've made a post. The whole month of October will continue to be hit or miss as far as writing goes. I'm still working very much behind the scenes. I am also still working on harvest and preservation of my garden. I perform as 2 different Halloween characters around metro Detroit. We are in full swing of rehearsals and costume production. Performances are just starting this week with 1 done and at least 18 more to go! I don't have any children and I love all the holidays especially Halloween and I found a sane way I can celebrate it as an adult. I perform as a dancing witch for events including festivals and parades. I also perform as a Michael Jackson Thriller dancer for a local dance company and this year we have several shows at the Detroit Zoo and other events. I wasn't a dancer at all until a few years ago! It just feels good to get out and share some joy with people who love the season too.
This week's Craft Challenge Blog's theme is: grandparents. The sponsor this week is: Polkadoodles
I used design: Golf Cart Gnome
This one is pretty basic. I just used the print and cut feature with my Silhouette Cameo and software. I colored the design with alcohol markers by Tombow and Spectrum Noir. I used papers from my collections. The sentiment is from a retired Diamond Press set. The gnome is popped up for dimension by simply folding a piece of scrap paper in an accordion fashion. This works so well with mailing because it is nearly flat while in an envelope. The background die is from Pink and Main.
~Paula
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Papers are just from my collection. I always grab from my scraps first and I don’t keep track of where they came from.
