Trying the Unexpected

  As we meander a Path of Positivity, we are challenging you to Embrace The Unexpected. Of course, you can share anything positive you like, the theme is always optional.

Remember, you may share any sort of artistic medium over at PoP:  writing, cards, journals, scrapbooking, painting, sewing, baking, needle crafts, etc as long as it is positive.  The theme is always optional.  

This month we are creating something unexpected...you know, make something you wouldn't normally create!  Wow, this opens quite a few doors for me since I have a list a mile long of 'things I want to try'!  

I decided to share this jewelry tree I created from lots of odds and ends.  It's perfect for hanging necklaces, bracelets and earrings and I don't have to dig through a jewelry box for them!  

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Material List:

Silver tree branch left over from a wedding

Wired Crystal Garland

Large Heavy Clear Vase (2nd hand store)

Blue Flat Glass Marbles

Decorate with jewelry!

Be sure to come over and see what the team thinks about our optional twist.  You can also find more information about entering the challenge.  

Thanks to Scribbles Designs for sponsoring our Monthly Random Prize.

  

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Trying the Unexpected!

As we meander a Path of Positivity, we are challenging you to Embrace The Unexpected. Of course, you can share anything positive you like, the theme is always optional.

Remember, you may share any sort of artistic medium over at PoP:  writing, cards, journals, scrapbooking, painting, sewing, baking, needle crafts, etc as long as it is positive.  The theme is always optional.  

This month we are creating something unexpected...you know, make something you wouldn't normally create!  

Ok, I NEVER make bookmarks and I NEVER make in bulk!  So, this is unexpected for me to make 60 bookmarks, but here they are!   

One of the teachers at school requested some notes, cards, words of encouragement for the 3rd graders taking the IRead test this month.  I thought it would be fun to give each one a bookmark. 

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Material List:

Black Cardstock

White Cardstock

Flaxen Twine from CTMH

Adhesives: ATG

Cricut Design Space: Design; Print then Cut; Offset; Shapes

Cricut Access: Tiger from KayBee SVGs; Paw Print from Erica Digital Design; Sentiment on front from Totally Posie

Font on back of bookmark:  BFC Retri Babe

 Cricut Standard Mat

Cricut Maker

 Sharing with these challenges:  

Be sure to come over and see 

what the team thinks about our optional twist.  

You can also find more information about entering the challenge.  

Thanks to Scribbles Designs for sponsoring our Monthly Random Prize.

  

Thanks for stopping by!  Make yourself at home and feel free to peruse other posts/pages, leave a comment, and/or check out my Pinterest and YouTube Channel.     

Anything Goes...but no cards!

Time for a new challenge at The Outlawz Anything Goes in a Card Free Zone and the optional theme is... Anything Goes!  

I have chosen to go with a bedding ensemble for a 14 1/2 inch doll.  

I started with a foam mattress and pillow; the foam was cut from packaging.  I sewed a pillow case for the pillow.  For the mattress, I simply wrapped and fabric glued the fabric around the foam as if I were wrapping a gift.  

The sheet is white fabric with all sides machine hemmed.  

The comforter is double-sided:  white felt/heart motif cotton with lace. 

 Material List:

3-D Printed Bed Frame and Dresser ( I take no credit for this part!)

Heart Fabric from Stash

White Fabric from Stash

Lace from Stash

Thread from Stash

Foam from Packaging for pillow and mattress

Be sure to visit  Anything Goes in a Card Free Zone 

for all the details about the challenge and 

to check out all the creative inspiration from the DT and participants!

Thanks for stopping by!  Make yourself at home and feel free to peruse other posts/pages, leave a comment, and/or check out my Pinterest and YouTube Channel.