Altoid tin, paper, beads and collected trinkets. Lid covered in fabric.
A picture frame made from a round tin on a base of wood. There is a photo on the outside and inside of the lid, held on by small magnets. Inside the tin is a heart that floats on a piece of cork and a gear-like piece from my favorite store, C&H.
Tom's grandmother made sugar cookies during Christmas. We stuck paper clips in them before baking, just as she did, so they can be hung on the Christmas tree. Weren't there some special traditional Christmas cookies that Candace, Shelley and Carrie used to make?
What to do with old CDs? Slap a pretty Christmas card on, add a ribbon, trim around the CD and hang.
My scrapbook paper drawer just spilled out and onto this old black Ikea chair that I found at the Salvation army for $5. Really!
The mantra for this season. The idea of "healthy" eating is out the window. Lots of eggs and sausage, cookies and cupcakes, steak and potatoes (with lots of butter). I feel better than I've felt in years! (altered journal using tissue paper, magazine cut-outs, chip board, acrylic glaze, rubber stamps)