
So my inchies this week are made with a honeycomb style (mesh) background stamp by Lucy's Stamps , a small Collections text stamp, a mini alphabet set, black ink, Moon Shadow Mist in Gossamer Gold (I know - EVERYTHING I make lately has MSM on it!), a tiny bee punch and Dimensional Magic.

The highlight of today's mail was this wonderful tissue paper study by Doreen Kinkade from the Surface Design Yahoo Group exchange. I am so disappointed that my mail-delivery person bent the envelope (Tyvek!!) in two and shoved it into my letterbox even though it was obvious there was a cardboard layer in there trying to provide some protection from exactly that fate! Anyway I have had the beautiful delicate leafy piece flattened under heavy books for several hours and it is now much flatter. The Emily Bronte quotation is lovely - Every leaf speaks bliss to me, fluttering from the autumn tree.
5 comments:
Your little inchie-bee is lovely!
fabo...can I call you DEBEE :)
Well, Deborah, I love your bees! And the pisces thing also. (I'm so good with the technical terms of papercraft, aren't I?) As always, your art is lovely to gaze upon!
I love these bees! And I love the way they're arranged on a card - it's a really good way to display the inchies. (Mine are in a box at the moment - I can see how they're going to build up quickly.)
I love your inchies! I really like the honeycomb stamp you used, couldn't be more perfect with the bees! Very nicely done! :)
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