paper beds, bead crochet, seed beads bead embroidery, beads and fiber etc then polymer clay: probably 30 books on all the ways to work with polymer clay, last but not least: art quiting and mixed media to help me to experiment in combining these favorite arts and coming up with some things special. There are stacks of many years worth of specialty magazines and journals: Bead and Button, Bead Unique, Art Quilts, Belle Armoire, Art Dolls, Jewelry Ar t, Cloth Paper Scissors and more. Files of directions and patterns saved from the Internet, And on lower shelves: papers of all kinds: copy paper, construction paper, scrap book paper, rice paper, lace paper, tracing paper, cover paper, handmade paper, home made paper, tissue, crepe paper, foils, freezer paper, delli paper, parchment paper, wrapping paper,saved dryer sheets, recycled coffee filters, and napkins. I could go look and see what I'm forgetting, but you've got the idea, right?
Thursday, December 30, 2010
The Library Wall
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Bead area plus
This unit has 1000s of beads. mainly in tubes in plastic drawers on the two middle shelves.
There are also containers of paint, fabric paint, inks,embossing powders, foils, glitter,colored pencils, watercolors, water color pencils, pastel pencils, acrylics, punches, scissors collection, glues,a few tools
such as: mini food processor, larger food processor for paper making, metal tools, paper cutter, 3 point hole punch, paint brushes and texturizers.
Labels:
beads,
craft storage,
craft work,
dyes,
findings,
glitter,
inclusions,
organized life,
organized space,
paint stones
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