| I was very lucky to have received a blank 17"x22" printer tray as a Birthday present from my friend Ruth. It travelled with me from Perth to Sydney. | I had such a great time creating this ephemira display and each piece is symbolic. I love that it is a real printer tray and not one of the mass produced pieces that so many companies are creating. I used quite a few techniques and products to create this piece...and for those in Western Australia...this is going to be one of three classes that I will be teaching at a retreat in Perth...I'll post the full details as soon as I have them |
13 comments:
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and its such a BIG one Linda. totally gorgeous.
I dont like the mass produced ones either. I got one of the Tim H ones for christmas but i cant see me using it ever. I might take it to bits and use the little boxes for something else
WOW this is absolutely amazing, i love that it is a real printer tray and that is has so much meaning to you, love it xxx
This is wonderful, I'd be hard pressed to fill each one, little lone make them meaningful as you have done. What a focal point this will create in anyones home.
This is exquisite. I love the fact that the pieces each have meaning for you. A gorgeous creation. penny
WOW that must of taken ages, but well worth it, looks amazing :D
VERY nice--you must have had an amazing time filling it with all those treasures!
:)
Stunning, fabulous, awesome, mind blowing....speechless!!
Stunning, fabulous, awesome, mind blowing....speechless!!
You certainly did beautiful things with your printer's tray!
Oh my goodness Linda!! One needs a few hours to truly appreciate the intricacies of this piece!! I love it!! xx
Wow! This printer tray of ephmira is AWESOME! I love it!
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This looks beautiful. Printer tray being of good quality makes it that much better. Actually the mass produced one would not blend in with the overall feel at all. Love it.
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I sooooo want to learn how to do this. When is the retreat?
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