Just five more minutes !

Hello everyone,

I hope your week started well! Mine was all good :) I worked, went grocery shopping, played with the cat... The usual. On Monday though, my day at work felt sooo long... It happens sometimes, maybe because the task you're handling is not quite as interesting as the ones you usually do... But don't get me wrong, I LOOOOVE my job (I work with amazing people too), so one long day is quite fine if you ask me!

Today, I am not sharing a page but some pics of my scraproom. It's not as elaborate or decorated as some other rooms you may find, but it's my own space and I feel good in it! I might decorate it as I go, now that I'm okay with the way it's organized. I bought some wooden letters, it's a start.

QUESTION FOR MY FELLOW SCRAPBOOKERS:

Do you know any quick, simple and beautiful ways to "expose" your LOs (on the wall or whatever)? I would like to hang some of mine and be able to change them easily... Any suggestions?

So, here it is!!

I wonder if anyone has a craft space without having an Expedit!! We have books and stuff and I put my albums, it also holds my stamps, rhinestones and stickers now :) Oh and some of my paper too

My desk and shelves! Totally reorganized those! I have heaps of stuff on them: inks... more inks... punches, some embossing power, go to tools, pens, and so on!

This little basket is always on my right. It holds some paint stuff, all of my Thickers and my Big shot accessories

View from the doorway! Love that Ikea rail

Another Ikea rail with embossing powders, ribbons, templates, chipboard die cuts and paint!

The box where I spray my mist! And OF COURSE, the cat! I can't be in my scraproom without him following me around :)

Well, that would be it for now! I'll update as soon as I decorate!

Hello!

Today, I decided to share with you a little bit of home decor, instead of a page again!

Don't be too excited but you are going to see a wall of my kitchen!!! (Ahah) Since I live in Canada, I come from France and my fiancé (looove saying this word) is from Tunisia, we decided it was only fair to have several clocks: one for each country. And to make sure we know which one is which, I spelled the names out of chipboard letters.

So here is the wall:



And now, close-ups on the letters!



I realized now that I haven't erased all the pencil lines, I need to do that now!

So, here is how I made the letters:

1) Used chipboard letters I bought at my LSS
2) Covered them with black ink (I used common ink since I didn't have Stazon at the time)
3) Covered my stamp with Top Boss Watermark (the stamp is from Magenta but I can't find it)
4) Applied the stamp on the wet black ink (kissing technique)
5) Let the letters sit to dry but they wouldn't dry after two to three day so I applied clear embossing powder and I heat set them
6) Applied Glue Dots at the back and voilà !

Hope you like the result, thanks for stopping by :)

Hello everyone!

I decided to post this craft project because, for the first time, I used my new passion to create a gift.

I was pretty pleased with the result and I do hope that my step mother liked it as well!

So here are a few pics of a canva I made for her sewing room. There was no definite colour in the room so I chose a paper I liked...

At first, I tried playing around with paint but I messed up every try I did... So I used Ranger "Spun Sugar" and "Tattered Rose" Distress ink instead.

Today, I thought I would post a home decor item I did a week ago or so...

It was originally a Ikea mirror that I decided to transform so that it fits the colours of my appt.

Sorry I haven't cleaned up the glass before taking the pics :-D

TFL!