This Scrapper's Corner

Planes Trains and Automobiles - TP - mini album

2013-05-15T14:23:00.000-04:00

Yup - you read that right! This album is made from up-cycled toilet paper rolls! These rolls are perfect to create little pockets for tags and just the right size for wallet sized photos.

Planes Trains and Automobiles - perfect for the summer vacation, or the little man in your life this mini-album is the right size for wallet photos and boasts 8 full colour pages of handmade embellishments and journaling spots for you to customize. As well as 4 pull out tags for hidden stories or extra photos.

I will be teaching this class on May 22nd at Auntie Em's Scrapbooking in Cornwall at 6:30. Seats are limited so contact Emma today to reserve your spot!

Adorable Mini Album

Join Lorena on Wednesday May 22nd and create this adorable Mini Album. Perfect for the special little man in your life or a new mother - or for Father's day or to record some of your adventures in. Full of bright primary colours, airplanes, and boats. This album boasts an incredible 8 pages and 4 double-sided tags for your wallet photos or journaling. You will never guess what this is made from - great upcycle project. You and your little ones can make these together - all summer long!! Please bring your tool kit including pop-dots. The class starts at 6:30pm and the cost is $25+HST. Please call to reserve your spot.

Love my Maggies!

2013-05-01T11:06:00.000-04:00

First of all I want to thank Janet for her kindness - you really made my day when you sold me all of your Magnolias, you have such good taste and its sad that you are giving up paper crafting, but you will enjoy the next journey in your life, I just know it!

I've been eyeing up all the blogs and YouTube tutorials on how to colour clouds with Copic markers ... there are so many different options out there, it was tough for me to choose one that I liked best. I am so impressed with the way that Annika Ryan colours, and her clouds just made the most sense to me here is her YouTube tutorial Annika Ryan - YouTube.

So, as I've been driving for the past week I have been looking at the clouds on the horizon and *noticing* the colours, and thinking about where the darker parts are, the light hits them etc. Yeah, can you say I live an exciting life, hahaha!!

Well here is the result, I coloured up a couple of Maggies - the Tilda is supposed to have a bow behind her, but I fussy cut that off, and the swing stamp only had the small piece of a branch it attached to, so I added in the tree trunk to ground it, and little bit more branch. I used Magnolia papers, doohicky's, and the gems are also Magnolia.

If you like this card and especially the clouds, let me know, I might be able to put together a class for Auntie Em's in June!!

Four

2013-04-29T10:51:00.000-04:00

I was searching for a title for this layout - and then it hit me, four ... simply four, that's how old she was when I took this photo. I love the way the ruler turned out. The background page is from the Ledger Pad from Prima - I'm really loving that pad, there are 48 sheets of varying colours which make for great backgrounds or cut-outs for the Julie Nutting dolls. For the rulers I used gesso (black for the one on top, white for the bottom) and I added Inca Gold to highlight the numbers in red, and gold for the remainder of the ruler. The roman numeral was from Finnabair's Mechanicals collection which I added gesso and then gelatoes.

Short and simple - sometimes the best things are left simple.

Sunrise Sunset collection and a farewell...

2013-04-28T10:43:00.000-04:00

Oh how I love the colours in this collection from Prima - Sunrise Sunset. I love combining it with black and ivory too. I know that Finnibair combines a lot of metal in her projects with her line. Here are a couple of layouts I put together at the last all day crop at Auntie Em's

Notice that light bulb? It came with something else written on it, not sure what but it didn't work for my layout, so I used rub-ons to put my humor onto my layout.

I love my retractable awning! This page looks thick, it's not. All the flowers are Prima, but not a particular collection, they were pickings from the "candy bar" as were the leaves! The photo is of a butterfly that was fluttering about on the Lilac tree in front of my Parent's home on the one week a year that the lilacs actually bloom. Not my favorite tree, as they only bloom for one week and look terrible for the other 51 weeks a year. Anyway, this photo is kinda bittersweet, as I spent my last day at that home last week. We had to sell my family home after my parents passing, and it closes next week. Goodbye old house, you will be missed, but your memories will live strong in my creations!

Love my Prima Stamp!

2013-04-27T10:30:00.000-04:00

Woohoo, I finally got one! A Julie Nutting doll stamp from Prima! Emma got 6 different ones into the store last week and as soon as they came in they were sold out! I'm waiting for the next shipment to get the rest of them. In the meantime I put together two quick tags using the Sunrise Sunset collection for the dresses, hairband, and banners. I used my Copics to colour the girls and add a little detail to the pockets and neckline. I also used the Tags that are being sold with the doll stamps - they fit perfectly!

It's a Rat Trap - well it was a rat trap - I am loving my new obsession with transforming mouse and rat traps into art. I used the Prima Lyric line for this, and a very vintage pink flower from my stash - can't even tell you what year it's from, but it's probably as old as my kids!!

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Shower the bride!

2013-04-26T10:20:00.002-04:00

One of my besties is getting married in a few weeks - this weekend was both her Bridal Shower and her Bachellorette. While I've never been to a Bridal Shower before, I knew I had to make something for her that would be extra special. I have this die that has been begging me to create with it, it's a Stampin' Up framelits die called Dress Up. Add in some fantastic Prima flowers, a doily and some Perfect Pearls and there you have it folks! I added a 'diamond' pin for the engagement ring - I don't know that Jenn even noticed that part :)

How to eat for under $0.50 a serving

2013-04-02T13:30:00.000-04:00

I love to cook, I love to prepare food, I love to experiment with different food combinations and spices. I will follow a recipe, but not to the letter, it is my practice to look at 2 or 3 recipes for the same dish and take from each and come up with my own. This scares some people. It is unbelievable to me how many people don't use the kitchen in their home. I am dumbfounded at the amount of prepared foods and convenience foods that are consumed by some families.

It amazes me how many people these days do not eat home cooked meals. Has society given up on passing down the knowledge of how to cook, how to prepare a meal, how to spice and get creative with food? When I grew up I watched my parents cook every night. Every meal was prepared. I could count on one hand the number of times a year that we would eat out. Now, I can't say that about myself, I can count on one hand the number of times I eat out in a week; including my trips to Tim Hortons or when I'm 'on the go' and out shopping and I just grab a wrap.

Today I made Chicken Noodle soup. When I say I 'made' soup, I mean I made 14.5 Litres of soup! I do it in the stock pot. I bottle it in mason jars for a quick home made meal, or when I am working late for my husband to serve to the kids. My husband who considers himself to be 'unable' to cook ... he can, it just takes him longer and it frustrates him, the time management and planning of it.

So, here is my breakdown of my soup - I don't really have a recipe, but I keep to the same basic ingredients.

Chicken Noodle Soup
6 Chicken Thigh
8 large carrots, peeled and sliced
1 head of celery, chopped
1 onion chopped
2 bags of fine egg noddles
10 Litres of water
thyme
poultry seasoning
parsley
black pepper
bay leaves (1 per litre of soup)
Epicure dry chicken stock
salt

I keep the drippings and stock when I roast chickens - fat and all and any left over chicken. I put it into a Ziploc and into the freezer until I make my soup. Cook chicken thighs in oven - remove skin, bones and fat and discard. Tear chicken into manageable bite sized pieces. Saute the carrots, celery and onion in olive oil. Combine all ingredients in stock pot except egg noodles in stock pot, simmer on med-low heat for 30-40 minutes. Boil egg noodles for 3 minutes (do not overcook), drain and add to stock pot. Bring to a rolling boil and divide into mason jars. Total preparation and cooking time 2 hours.

Here is the amazing part - the cost of this project:

Chicken                                                  $7
Celery                                                    $2
Carrots                                                   $1
Onion                                                     $0.50
Chicken drippings and leftover chicken      $5
Egg noodles                                            $2
Spices/electricity/water                            $2.50
Total                                                       $20.00

The ingredients produced 14.5 Litres of soup which is 43.5 servings
This gives a cost of $0.46 per serving!

I challenge you to go anywhere and get a serving of chicken noodle soup for under 50 cents!

First day of school

2013-03-31T13:30:00.000-04:00

Sharing some layouts I did of my daughter's first day of school - my son was so distraught his sister was gone - his first day separated from her in his life! I used the Little Yellow Bicycle's Head Of The Class collection

Take a Time Out

2013-03-29T13:30:00.000-04:00

Using up some stash I have from last year, the Annalee collection from Prima - I put my mixed media skills, rudimentary as they may be, to the task with this layout. I wanted to keep the colours soft and allow the photo to take over. I did alot of paint techniques and masking with modeling paste. The title I used an alpha stamp set I picked up on clearance - I love the old English type. The "out" part of the title is chipboard alphas from Basic Grey and I painted half of them with shimmer paint then loaded them with glue and chunky glitter. I think this technique would look good as frost or snow on a layout too. I altered the Prima clock with crackle accents. Painted my vine to match the papers, splatters of gelatos all over - in fact too much I had to gesso and start over in one spot that I got a little crazy. Rolls of paper round up this layout that took me close to 3 days to complete due to drying time.

Time Out

Here's the funny part, my daughter wasn't even on a time out ... she was just sitting on the step looking all cute, but it sure does look like she's on a time out doesn't it?

My Mind's Eye Micro Mini album

2013-03-27T13:30:00.000-04:00

My my my, that's a mouthful isn't it ... lets see, My Mind's Eye micro mini - say that 3 times fast!

Believe it or not this tiny little album is made from something we ALL have in our homes, it's my form of up-cycling (which just happens to be my One Little Word in 2013) they are toilet paper rolls! I used the My Mind's Eye Collectible-Unforgettable collection in a 6x6 pad. The 6x6 pad was perfect for this mini - I had lots of leftovers too. Each page turns into a pocket for a tag to pull out from. I used Prima chalk ink edgers to colour co-ordinate with the papers.

I will be teaching a class at Auntie Ems most likely in May with a similar album. You will NOT be disappointed. Keep an eye on my blog and the Auntie Em's blog for details.

More from the Mega Challenge - En Francais

2013-03-25T13:23:00.000-04:00

Um yeah, I'm not writing this blog post En Francias - but it's all about the Prima paper line En Francais collection! This is part three of my projects created with this line - and I'm still not out of paper or inspiration. It truly is a versatile collection.

Lost A Mitten

I used some gesso to create white space then stamped over the gesso with the script stamp from this collection. Some Tim Holtz tickets in the corner, and a combination of Prima alphas and Thickers for the title. Sepia photos are particularly perfect for this line.

Mr. Serious

I used a Prima mask on this layout with modeling paste and Pan Pastals to give texture to the feather in the corner. I used another mask and tinted gesso with gelatoes and then painted with gelatoes for the bricks. You see that folk - more BOY layouts, LOL and flowers on every single one of them too *grinz*

Projects from Prima's En Francais line

2013-03-23T12:59:00.000-04:00

So the Mega Challenge has proven to be pretty big for even me. Emma provided two members of her Design Team with 8 sheets each of patterned paper. My collection is the En Francais line from Prima.

I still have heaps of it to get to, I think 8 sheets is a lot. This line is great for boy photos, and if any of you watch my blog, you will know I tend to scrapbook my daughter way more than I do my son. So, here is perfect opportunity for me to scrapbook The Boy!! I love the rust browns and the greys and blues in this collection.

So here you go ... so far ... more to come, so stay tuned!

Facinated with fascinators!

2013-03-22T14:00:00.000-04:00

I've been in full party planning mode for my daughter's birthday Tea Party. I wanted to give the girls a corner to dress up in, transform themselves back to a time of a Victorian era and sip tea with their pinky finger raised up. I made 5 fascinators and two tea party hats. If you are not sure what a fascinator is, think royal, mini hat, side of the head, feathers, flowers ... you know what I'm talking about now?

Here goes, I used a lot of my Prima flowers on this project. I wanted to get photos of them before the kids destroyed them, so I recruited a co-worker of mine to model for me! Here is the lovely Ania! Ania Hejnar is an amazingly talented soprano opera singer. She also teaches voice, violin and piano - Uber talented! Here is her website to check her out.

I think I used about 14 packages of Prima flowers! I used hot glue for this project, and now I remember why I *don't* typically use hot glue ... it HURTS when you get it on your fingers - ouchie! But it's great for sticking things onto metal and setting quickly. I loved the process of this project - building layer ontop of layer. Hope the kids like them too. Aniah liked them so much she asked me to make one for her wedding next year!

Challenge me!

2013-03-13T13:30:00.000-04:00

I've been trying to take part in more challenges recently. I love the sketch challenges from Prima Marketing, and have entered twice. This month I've entered not only the sketch challenge (Build A Page - or BAP as they call it) I've also entered the Prima Product Pick - or PPP as they call it.

Build-A-Page (BAP)

This month's sketch is kind of interesting - I couldn't tell if they wanted two photos stacked on top of each other, but I just used one, and framed it out. I loved the implied texture with the stamping and stencilling and ink splats. I used some paper from the Annalee collection - is it very pretty and girly, and was perfect for this photo of my daughter digging into the toy box at a friends cottage.

Bottoms Up

Prima Product Picks (PPP)

This month its all about GREEN - I assume for St. Patrick's day coming up. I'm a fan of green, it's my favorite colour (right after pink of course) but I tend not to scrapbook much green, especially green flowers. Its a great colour to do either a boy or a girl page, but you know me, I picked my girl again! I kept this page full of natural elements, canvas, hemp twine, feathers and that adorable little bird nest that Prima makes. I even got to use my Jamie flower! I was so excited about that, I have been hoarding it for a while, for the right project - this was it!

Well there you have it folks - two challenges. There is still time for you to enter these contests, you have until the end of March 2013 to send your layouts into Prima.

Leave me a comment and let me know what you are thinking!

Living in a Plastic world - an essay

2013-02-18T23:06:00.000-05:00

Totally not Scrapbook related - however still close to my heart - the environment. Many of you may not know what I have a college diploma in - Environmental Waste Management. Yes, you read this correctly, and yes, I am a banker, and no, they are not really related in any way shape or form. Yeah, that's my life and education!

Living in a Plastic World....

You have probably heard this all before, I know I certainly have "we are living in a Plastic world" And this statement can mean a few things, for you consumers and spenders out there; it can mean the lack of carrying cash, putting it on credit or paying with your debit card. Not to mention our new currency is made of a polymer that is intended to make our new bills last longer.

That aside I'm referring to Micro-Polymers. I won't get into the science of it, mostly because I don't know much about it, other than these things: micro-polymers were not around in nature and they are now. In the last 50 years they have become present in everything, they don't break down, they are toxins, and they pass from one organism to another.

I was listening to Bob McDonald on CBC's Quirks & Quarks, a fascinating man, who has the ability to engage his listeners with his straight forward, yet well planned and executed line of questioning. His guest was talking about Micro Polymers or plastic and it's presence in our oceans (here is the link to the episode, you can down load pod casts for free - give it a listen, its quite informative Oceans Of Plastic - Quirks & Quarks - CBC Radio). I have come to realize just how important plastic is to me. I could not survive an hour, let alone a day without it. Don't believe me??? Here is how my realization comes to be:

As I was listening to the radio program and I was in the shower. I kicked my kids plastic Tubby Toys out of the way, pulled on the plastic knob to get the water flowing out of my plastic rain showerhead. I couldn't hear the radio anymore for the sound of the rushing water, so I turned it up, more volume blasting out of the plastic shower radio. I reached for the shampoo, the same shampoo that my hairdresser has warned me NOT to use because it contains polymers (plastics) in it, which are not good for my hair, but whatever. I dispensed this plasticized shampoo from its plastic bottle. Grabbed the soap from it's plastic soap dish and scrubbed with the 'upcycled' plastic onion bag wrapped around my soap. This was something my parents always used too - it acts as an exfoliator and helps the soap from slipping out of your hands. Thirdly it keeps the little slivers of soap together extending the life of your soap as you are not tossing the little bits, they reside I the onion bag and congeal themselves into the new bar of soap. My kids will probably do the same thing when they grow up...

Anyway ... back to the shower. I realized one of the plastic caps for the Jacuzzi jets is loose again, and that my nylon shower curtain could use a wash. I step out of the shower into my Crocks and flip on the plastic light switch for the exhaust fan to whirl out the humidity, its plastic blades spinning so fast you can't even see them behind the plastic guard.

Plastic... it's everywhere, unavoidable, and this was just a 5 minute shower folks!

What's a little challenge amongst friends?

2013-01-31T13:00:00.000-05:00

At Auntie Em's Scrapbooking we are all about the challenge. So when Emma asked me to put together as many projects as I could out of 8 sheets of patterned paper I was all for the challenge. What's even more challenging is the fact that she gave Sara (fellow Design Team member) 8 sheets of patterned paper too! *rubbing hands together* I love it!

I received the Prima line En Francais - filled with cool grey/blue, rusty brown and taupe ... very boy, but very French as well, and well ... I don't have anything French about me, unless you count the mean French toast that I make periodically on a Sunday for my family LOL!

I also have entered this into the Prima Marketing - Build-A-Page contest, each month they supply a sketch and you build a layout using Prima product based on, or inspired by the sketch. Email it off to Prima and wait to see if you are featured on their blog or better yet, win a prize package! I did this last month as well, and was featured on their blog!!

So ... here we go! The sketch was this:Prima's BAP January 2013

And here is my entry!!

So, tell me what do you think?

Copic Markers - learn the basics!

2013-01-16T13:00:00.000-05:00

Are you curious about Copic markers and what makes them different than all the other markers that you already have in your stash? Believe me, they are very different. They are very blendable, and goof-proof.

I would love to show you how to use these markers and show you that you too can be an expert at Copic colouring in under two hours!

My Copic basics class is packed with techniques and includes 6 markers to get you started. I provide you with a reference sheet with all the techniques and tips you learned in the class so that you can practice on your own at home.

Details:

Where - Auntie Em's Scrapbooking - 109 Eleventh Street, Cornwall

When - January 23rd, Wednesday 10:30a.m. or a second class on Saturday January 26th 10:30a.m.

What to bring - pen/pencil for note taking and paper if you wish, but not necessary

Cost - $65 + HST

The colours included in the class are as follows:

BG10

YR24

R29

R39

YG93

YG95

Contact Auntie Em's Scrapbooking 613-938-4888, to reserve your spot for the class.

Stretch a sketch

2013-01-02T12:30:00.000-05:00

Stretching a one page sketch into a double is something I've been doing more frequently recently. I have such a difficult time using multiple photos on a single page. I think I like my photos too much and don't want to crop them so small that you don't see everything. Emma provided the Design Team the Winter Fun collection from Carta Bella for this month's challenge. The challenge portion of is to use the reverse negative from a die-cut title. Typically we use the paper we cut *out* by a die cut machine - so, piecing together different papers underneath the negative can be a great way to add dimension and colour into your layout.

If you would like to see this layout in person please come to visit Auntie Em's Scrapbooking. We would love for you to play along with the challenge simply bring your layout using products you have purchased at Auntie Em's based on this sketch to the store!

I would love to see your interpretation!

One Little Word 2013

2013-01-02T00:21:00.001-05:00

I didn't see much buzz on the Net this year about One Little Word ... but I shall make it known that my One Little Word this year shall be .... FORWARD. As in, moving forward, not looking back, change in the forward direction, and not staying stagnant. Please let me know what your One Little Word is for 2013.

*~*~* FORWARD *~*~*

I'm not a baker - no really I'm not!

2012-12-24T20:37:00.000-05:00

OK, I bake once - possibly twice a year - my excuse is that I don't like to measure things. I like to just toss in and hope for the best. You can't do that in baking - well not successfully anyway.

Today I made Cranberry White Chocolate sugar cookies, Strawberry Thumb Print shortbread, Toffee Bark, Amaretto Rice pudding (I had the raisins soaking in amaretto for 6 MONTHS), and two batches of of Irish Cream!!!

Yeah, I was Suzie home maker - and the kitchen isn't even a write off either, well at least if you don't look at the floors :o/

My daughter sure was a help too, licking all of the beaters and spatulas she could get her hands on!

Strawberry Thumbprint Shortbread Cookies

Cranberry White Chocolate Sugar Cookies

Paper bag card - Winter Fun

2012-12-21T12:30:00.000-05:00

I was watching an episode of Live With Prima the other night, and Frank made some cards out of paper lunch bags, yes you read that right! I had so many little pieces left over from the Winter Fun line from Carta Bella that I had to try making some of those paper bag cards.

The method is simple, fold the paper bag in half, glue down the flap and decorate the front, center and back of the card, leaving the opening so that you can tuck gift cards or photos inside to give to your loved one - genius!

You can check out Frank's video tutorial here: http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/27546829

Here are four cards I did using the same technique.

I hope you enjoyed my little paper bag cards, leave a comment and let me know what you think!

Patience is a virtue

2012-12-19T12:30:00.000-05:00

I took the kids to see the Cobourg Santa Claus parade. The parade started at 3:00 (at the other end of town) we arrived at 1:00. Yeah, I was early - did you hear that Emma?? I was early for something in my life! We waited close to 3 hours just for the parade to start, needless to say the kids got very BORED and COLD.

Santa? Is that you playing bagpipes for the Port Hope Pipe & Drums band???

For my layout I used a photo of the kids huddled under a blanket. I used the Winter Fun collection from Carta Bella. I got so much out of this collection, it was so easy to work with

I used some Molding paste through the negative of a die cut from my Cricut on a previous layout, I then added some glitter to the molding paste before it dried - turned out pretty good, I was a little worried that the paper wouldn't hold up to the molding paste, but it did, but I wouldn't use it for more than about 2 or 3 uses. And the perfect thing is, no clean up - it's waste anyway, just toss it out!

Journaling read "All bundled together to keep warm, waiting for Santa to arrive, Cobourg Santa Claus Parade, November 18 2012"

Making Christmas Memories

2012-12-14T12:30:00.000-05:00

I love a paper line that can be both girl and boy all at the same time! The Winter Fun collection from Carta Bella is just that. And as mentioned in a previous blog post; I love the paper from Carta Bella, the texture is simply fantastic and it's THICK - which is great for distressing. I recently had some photos taken of the kids by the ever talented Sue Belanger - if you are in the Cornwall area take a look at her work. Not only does she make the most amazing jewelry I have seen, she also does children's photography.

For this layout I kept the paper simple by using some simple circles and again with the peek-a-boo flowers and zipper pull, I love this look! A Prima vine from - oh gosh I have no idea how long ago I bought that at Auntie Em's - years I would say. And a bunch more Prima trinkets and flowers, Thickers for the title, and just look at the results! You can purchase this Carta Bella collection at Auntie Em's. Keep an eye on this and Auntie Em's blog for more projects using this line coming up January 1st.

Keep those comments coming, I love to read what you have to say!

Thank you for looking,

Always Stealing Kisses From You - Romance Novel

2012-12-12T12:30:00.000-05:00

I couldn't pass up the chance to play with the Romance Novel collection from Prima - this collection is designed by Marion Smith. She is a super talented designer for Prima - and I've always been a fan of her.

I love pink, that's no secret. I love vintage, again no secret. What I didn't know is that I could put both together with black! Thanks for opening my eyes to this Marion!

I took this very candid shot of my husband stealing a kiss from our daughter while she was playing at a local playground, I don't think either of them knew I was ready with the camera in hand. The photo turned out very dark because of where they were (under the play structure) but I love it none-the-less!

For this layout I used some Gesso to tone down the background page, and some of the other papers. I tore the paper and added some flowers peeking out of the tear, followed by one of Prima's amazing zipper pulls - love these! In the corner is some molding past through a stencil and some bling and more flowers. This was a quick and easy. I have tones more Prima goodies to play with, so I may be able to squeeze another few layouts out of this collection.

Enjoy what you see? Leave a comment :o)

An Elf On A Shelf - mixed media style

2012-12-10T12:30:00.000-05:00

So, I have been watching the She-Art trend take over the scrapbooking and mixed media world for about a year now. I have to say, I do like Christy Tomlinson's style, but I wasn't sure if I 'got' the She-Art movement. What does that have to do with An Elf On A Shelf you ask?? Well that's another really *hot* thing going on right now - this little elf that you purchase to keep an eye on your kids and report back to Santa. I'll be the first to admit, they are a little creepy looking. So, I decided I wanted to try my hand at the She-Art and in doing so I decided to do it Elf On A Shelf style. So, here is my first attempt - not exactly what I was thinking, it's not a great likeness of "Lucy" our elf, but hey I had fun with the process, and I will do it again.

Ingredients:

Patterned paper - Pink Paislee (Mistletoe & Co. - Postcards); Teresa Collins - (Noel - Tags & Borders), Graphic 45 (Fashionista - Vintage Cherries), Carta Bella (Winter Fun - Snow Crystals), Bo Bunny - (Wholigins - Whoo-ligans), Stampin Up (Newprint designer series)
Stencil - Prima Marketing
Stamps - Christy Tomlinson (tattered chicken wire), Stampendous (Merry Snowman)
Misc. - gesso, texture paste, black doodle pen, ribbon, distress ink, chalk ink

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