Hello and welcome fellow desk hoppers! (Not a desk hopper yet? Go here to join in the fun).
It is half term here at Moonshine Manor and I have the house to myself today as Moonshine Minor is visiting Grandma and Grandad and Mr M has driven Moonshine Major to Swansea for an Applicants Day at the University. Needless to say, I am making the most of the lack of demands on my time to have a good old play in my craftroom.
I bought some mache monograms in 2011 (I know this because the receipt was still in the bag) with the intention of altering them and putting them at the top of one of the walls in my craftroom. I had never quite worked out how I was going to hang them up so I had put them away in the wardrobe of despair and forgotten about them. Some time last week it occurred to me that if I cleared all the knick-knackery off my window sill I could stand them on there as a cool, arty, mini installation. So, to get to the point of what WOYWW is all about, what is on my workdesk today is - my altered monogram project...
That's it from me, what's going on in your craft space today
oh lovely Stuff Ms Moonshine - cheerful colours and an arty installation - You are going to be inspiring lots of us! Hope Swansea was a success for the Junior!
ReplyDeleteLook at all this crafty goodness! My daughter would love those letters (her name's Esther).
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no. 31
Ah we have a wardrobe of despair, and a cupboard, a drawer, a box.......
ReplyDeleteThe bears @#73
glad you had the inspiration, i have too many thinngs left like that.
ReplyDeleteGill x 48
Thank you for your visit and I did laugh at your comment about my stamps ... I started Stampin approx 25 years ago and I you collect something for that many years you sure have a few!!!!!!! Enjoy your free time!
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Oh they are coming along beautifully, so bright and spring like, loving the spring colours on your blog too makes me happy!
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Very nice MM..love them, I love that paper stack too, I am on my second one!! I love that little heart blanket(?) over the chair that we can see. Thanks for swinging by and for your nice words about my Ma. And I love the link you sent, they are indeed the chipboards I have. Cx #28
ReplyDeleteThose letters are so awesome!! But I'm still laughing about how they were put away in the wardrobe of despair. I could definitely put a few things in the wardrobe of despair! And your February calendar girl is completely adorable! Isn't nice too to have a day home alone? I get a lot of crafting done if I even have a few hours completely to myself. Happy WOYWW! Sandy Leigh #13
ReplyDeleteYour calendar girl is lovely! Those letters are pretty good too! I have made a couple for presents and they have been well received. have a happy week and thanks for visiting earlier
ReplyDeleteLynda B no 37
Your calendar girl is beautiful. I can't wait to see the finished letters. #1
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of monograms- I have a whole bagful of MDF words & shapes bought at the NEC, probably a couple of years ago also, waiting for inspiration to strike! wondering about them and the flakes now, lol. Have a great week, hugs Shaz #38 xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun project, and lots of bright, cheerful, spring-like colors--a real treat for my winter tired eyes, Miss Maisie!
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#21ish this week with
a quilty and journal
Like you I have so many lovely crafty things put away for a rainy day. Have completed a few myself just lately. Will post a few on my blog shortly. Monograms look fab.
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WOYWW#89
So glad your found your letters again, they look fabulous! I am always buying things then not getting around to doing anything with them for ages!
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Deb xx #11
Swansea huh? It's a great place for a uni, right on the bay and with the gorgeous beached of Gower on the doorstep! I know it well as I was brought up about 20 miles west of there...hope the day went well for all concerned!
ReplyDeleteLove your bold, bright stripey letters...ee, they look reet grand :-)
Hugs, LLJ 44 xx
Hi Maisie, just WOYWW snooping, lovely bright productive desk and fortunate you found those great letters. Cheers and have a super week RobynO#56
ReplyDeleteGood on you getting things out and putting them to use. I do love monograms. Have a good week. Peg R 105
ReplyDeleteyep lots of goodies.... Im late - we are late my daughter an I have been at the vets out of town all day so Im running so late. so I will keep it short. Thanks for the peek # 22 & 23
ReplyDeleteSuch a nice feeling to go back to a project you gave up on or had forgotten about.
ReplyDeleteLots of fun on your desk.
Nelle 71 xx
Such pretty papers to use on your project. Those letters are going to be beautiful on your window sill.
ReplyDeleteKrisha #9
I love how you decorate the monograms, putting them on your window sill is a great idea! Thanks for your stop at my blog! Happy (belated) woyww and a hug from Holland, Marit #70
ReplyDeleteThat project is coming out beautiful! I can't wait to see it finished!! A day in the craft room, with no demands is heavenly!
ReplyDeleteAnd, so you know, the gauze and black spray ink were for a halloween type project. *sshhhhh*
xxDaniella#7
Window ledge, what's that? I haven't see mine for a very long time. I hope the Swansea trip was a great success. Have a very good week. xx Maggie #97
ReplyDeleteLove the letters, what do they spell? I went to Swansea University, my Mum still lives nearby. The college in the park by the sea lovingly known of, in my day (late 80's), as UC Butlins!! I blu-taced my letters directly onto my wall, one has fallen off once but no harm done. I'd go for the crane or move house btw. Sorry I’m a bit late replying this week, too much Winter Olympics to watch, harp to play and everything, thanks for the visit BJ#77
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