Happy Friday Everybody!
Hope your morning is off to a GREAT start. Thank you all for the wonderful comments on my Carriage Clock. I cannot wait to get y'all started on that because it really isn't that hard to do and it's really fairly quick to make. So, I will start writing that this weekend. Actually I'll be making some for thank you gifts! Can't wait to use different papers to see the different effects I can get. Why do things like that excite me? LOL!
This morning I wanted to share with those who had emailed me, the technique I used on the Silver Skull Crypt side panels. I did a little video on it last night and uploaded it to YouTube. Please note that I'm still feeling a bit....sickly so accept my apologies for sounding crummy.....Grab a kleenex! :)
Thanks for coming by this morning! Have an awesome Friday! Yahoooo!
Jim
The Gentleman Crafter
Feel better, Jim. I'm on my 3rd week with this crud. Definitely better than I was, but mornings are still pretty rough. Thank God for hot tea. Praying for a speedy recovery for you.
ReplyDeleteAnd he still keeps on going and going and going. You are like the energizer bunny. I need you tom come kick my butt into gear. Where did you find the foil sheets? I have the mirrored sheets, but not the foil.
ReplyDeleteLOVE LOVE LOVE it...Di
ReplyDeleteHi Jim, My name is Els and I'm living in the Netherlands, I'm a scrapper too!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love your work, you have great ideas, I also watch Laura and Kathy You're all incredible, Everyday I look at your blog looking for something new, and you can tell it so funny!!!
I'm curious what your gonna make for christmas???
Kind regards from the Netherlands
Els Schutte
What a guy! Sharing y our techniques and feeling cruddy! You sound all stuffy....hope you are on the mend soon. Love the "doodling" background on the crypt...did you use a stylus or a mechanical pencil? Can't wait for the clock pattern...it is great! Get we'll soon
ReplyDeleteExcited about the little clock.. love all of your designs, but they are a little too advanced for me, But the clock looks like something I may tackle! Thank you for all your hard work, even when feeling sick.
ReplyDeleteHugs (but with my head turned the other way) Julie
Loved seeing the Crypt on the video...you're interactive projects photograph beautifully but it's even better to see how they move. Thanks for the tutorial on using the silver foil!!
ReplyDeleteFeel better my friend!!!
Happy you made it home safe and sound. I am looking forward to the adorable clock. You make everything look so easy, even when you are sick. Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteGlad you are home safely. I just love your piece. Your videos are so enjoyable. Feel better, and enjoy same crafty time this weekend.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tute! Hope you feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back home, hope you feel better soon. Love the Crypt and just about everything you do. Take it easy, Jan
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial. I have used the foil tape with good success. Got mine in the paint section at big box home improvement store. Once you start with this technique you will want to start covering everything, lol.
ReplyDeleteHonestly Jim, you're a hoot. I chuckled throughout this video....clearly being sick causes the pistons to miss-fire. I should know since I'm suffering from the same crud. Get well soon.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your holiday road trip, Jim, sounds like you had a fun time visiting craft shops and catching up with friends. Sorry you came home sick, hope you're feeling on top of the world again soon.
ReplyDeleteThank you to share your technique. Great !
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting the video. It's like were are there in the room with you! Hope you feel better real soon!
ReplyDeleteAs usual spectacular work and skills. Hope you feel better. A strong curry sweats everything out!
ReplyDeleteJim, you must feel better so you can go on sharing your amazing art :-)
ReplyDeleteI just LOVE the Silver Skull, it's gorgeous! TFS the detailed video, it's inspiring.
Dorly Weitzen, Israel
Feel better soon - we miss you.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the video Jim. So sorry that you're not well - get better soon!
ReplyDeleteVery cool, Jim! Hope you feel all better very soon!
ReplyDeleteGreat technique!! Can't wait to make a little box for my granddaughter for her favorite holiday, Halloween!!! TFS... feel better soon!
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