All right, all right. Settle down. Not
those kind of drawers! Drawers for my Distress Inks. And woo hoo it's easier to get to them now. I had them in the nifty Tim metal containers, which were great until I needed to pull them out, then there was no place to put them and work on the desk at the same time. So now I have drawers.
And I realize it's not technically on my desk but beside it.
But if you are interested, on my desk is a calendar in progress made with Denami Designs chicken stamps.
These guys are too cute! But the problem is that they are very small, so I stamped them and then scanned then into the computer and then printed them out at whatever size I needed.
Granted, the outlines become less clear and crisp when blown up, but they are still pretty darn cute. I have January thorough May to share today, hope you enjoy! Merry Christmas is almost here! And just to brag a little all my presents are wrapped! Which is a big deal, as I didn't have them wrapped until about an hour before family came over last year to
unwrap them.
So I'm ahead of the game this year. And, big news, my sister (who is 24 years younger than me, pretty wild!) got an early acceptance letter to Appalachian State University so we are all very excited here. Off to color and stamp and finish this calendar so I can start on another one for the kitchen, but it's going to be a scrapbooked calendar, no chickens, it's just to cruel to have the cute chickens in there looking at me when I cook
...on the rare occasion that I do cook... chicken.
Here's hoping you all have wonderful holidays and I'm going to have a lovely snoop around your desks to see what's happening. And if you don't know about this WOYWW phenom, click
here to be transported to the Lovely Julia, the Queen of WOYWW. Happy Holidays to all and to all a good snoop!
All right, all right. Settle down. Not those kind of drawers! Drawers for my Distress Inks. And woo hoo it's easier to get to them now. I had them in the nifty Tim metal containers, which were great until I needed to pull them out, then there was no place to put them and work on the desk at the same time. So now I have drawers. 
Granted, the outlines become less clear and crisp when blown up, but they are still pretty darn cute. I have January thorough May to share today, hope you enjoy! Merry Christmas is almost here! And just to brag a little all my presents are wrapped! Which is a big deal, as I didn't have them wrapped until about an hour before family came over last year to unwrap them. 
So I'm ahead of the game this year. And, big news, my sister (who is 24 years younger than me, pretty wild!) got an early acceptance letter to Appalachian State University so we are all very excited here. Off to color and stamp and finish this calendar so I can start on another one for the kitchen, but it's going to be a scrapbooked calendar, no chickens, it's just to cruel to have the cute chickens in there looking at me when I cook...on the rare occasion that I do cook... chicken. 
I did finish my three 7 Gypsies trays at Thanksgiving and I'm just now getting around to posting them, I think they turned out rather well, if I do say so myself. At least I'm not ashamed to display them on the mantel. :) This first one was done with Penny Black's 12 Days of Christmas set. I used Copics, Distress inks, and random background stamps along with some Maya Road bingo numbers, metal numerals, and grungeboard numbers. And embossing powders and type charms and Stickles, oh my! Also some Cricut letters at the top, but I probably should have put them on a cardstock backing so they would show up better. A little too late now as they are attached with lovely permanent adhesive! Oh well...
