Check out Linda's Blog http://lindajos.blogspot.com/ for some wonderful Silver Bella inspiration. The idea below comes from Rebecca Sower http://www.rebeccasower.typepad.com/ I think it's a fab twist on Inchies, loads more depth and interest. In the absence of a cigar box I attached mine to the back of an old book and then had a good old rummage in my 'stuff' box, it's surprising what was in there, I really must visit a little more often!
I love the winding, twisting and threading that this kind of project invloves
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aww pretty stunning, love the way the paper frames them.....
Very beautiful M. There is a textural quality about the piece and the orderlyness of it too...just lovely.
This is great. I love the wrapped keys, the paper frames...everything just makes it complete.
You rock!!!!!!!!!!
VERY nice work, Margaret! You could have been at Silver Bella!
And great box of junk. I covet your rusted wire. :)
Brilliant and gorgeous M!!! I cannot wait to get some of my 'stuff' together and try one too!
Linda really got us going!
Love what you've created, it is so you!!!
This is totally gorgeous! I love it! Must also give it a try! You should be teaching at a craft store Mrs G! Go find one to teach at!!!!
I love these ... so much !
where is there an inchies challenge please ?
I feel like I'm finally working out what I want to do art wise.
Check out the linen shelf tomorrow for my treasures I found while away ! xx
Just yum!
Amelia.x
Hello Margaret ~
I really like your take on the idea! I took the same class and have been dreaming up new assemblage ideas! Your creations are lovely! Blessings!
This is a gorgeous idea to showcase inchies! And thanks for the links to the other two fanatastic bloggers!! Leanne.
oh M!!! you rocked it! wonderful piece! i love the stitching on the outside! awesome!
I took this class from Rebecca... still need to finish mine. I really like your take on it.
It's great to be able to take inspiration from events because of blogland, when I am unable to attend.
This is just so wonderful. And your amazing photography is stunning too!
it is beautiful...one of my blog friends went to thiat and she made one of these pieces too....I thought of you all week, I have been making wood block ornaments...They are kind of addicting!!!!
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