Showing posts with label inspiratinal saying. Show all posts
Showing posts with label inspiratinal saying. Show all posts

Happy Day!

If you have someone who is kind and tender,
someone who allows you to be you,
who listens to you, dreams with you,
shares intimately with you, laughs with you,
encourages you and is open, vulnerable and affectionate with you,

you are so very blessed. Happy Valentine's Day ♥ ♥

Now frame it and give it to yourself:


I am kind and tender with myself,

I allow myrself to be ALL of who I am,

I listen to me, dream with me, share intimately with me, laugh with me and encourage me". . . I love being open, vulnerable and affectionate with my own heart,


And I am so very blessed. Happy Valentine's Day to ME!

Rubber Stamping on Tiles...

I saw this diy on http://www.stamptv.com/  and thought it would be fun to start some early Christmas Presents and maybe have some for my  craft shows and art classes coming up.   I found these tiles and I loved the rough top.  (I do have some left over tiles from another project that are smooth)  I got my fairy stamps out and made these.  I have not added color yet.           
To stamp on tiles you need to have the right tools. I used the Stazon ink.  It is waterproof, and no other ink, that I know of, will work for this technique. The tiles I used are Travertine tiles, not completely smooth.
It's always a good idea to use a 4x4" square cardstock to map out what you want to stamp first. This will save you the frustration of stamping on a tile and not liking it. Make sure you use a cloth to get your tiles clean and ready to recieve the ink. Be sure your Stazon is fully inked, you always want to start with a nice juicy pad.  Once you stamp and color your tiles, then it's time to add the felt feet. (I got some at home depot.) by adding felt or cork to the bottom it will protect your furniture.


This is the completed 4. 
All I need to do is tye it up with a bow!
What do you think???



"Happiness is a butterfly, which when pursued, is always just beyond your grasp, but which, if you will sit down quietly, may alight upon you. ~Nathaniel Hawthorne"