cut and peel

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I'm pre-programming this post because this week we have family visiting and tonight is Fallon's graduation. I will be back with photographic evidence of that in a few days, but for now here is more cardboard manipulation. If you are in Jersey, or nearby, you might be interested to come take my Debris Journal workshop at CREATE – NJ either Thursday, July 18th or Saturday, July 20th. That's one month away – can't wait!! I will be teaching four days plus vending on the Friday night. Hope you'll join us.

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10 responses to “cut and peel”

June 21, 2013

Kathi R

Crafting with your cat! It looks as though he’s trying to use the awl and stencil.
Congratulations to Fallon and the family.
I like the tone on tone textured look you achieved.

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June 21, 2013

Katherine

First… Congratulations Fallon on your graduation!!!!!!!!!!!!! Where will the world take you???? xo
Second… so love your kitty!! I want to squish my face into his/her fur.
Last: If I don’t see you in New York (which I am sure hoping I do), I’ll see you at Create on vending night!! Can you believe that!!
xo
Katherine

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June 21, 2013

pilar

Wow! I can’t believe sweet Fallon is old enough to graduate! I wish her the very best on whatever adventure is up next. xo

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June 21, 2013

Cath S

Michelle our cat, Goldie, likes to swat at the craft knife a I work – one of these days there’ll be blood!! Love the look of your cardboard fronds. And huge congratulations to Fallon.

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June 21, 2013

Christine Edwards

Congratulations to Fallon…exciting times now and ahead. Loving the cut and peel. I certainly have enough cardboard boxes lying around. 😉

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June 21, 2013

LaurieJay

No project is complete without cat hair on it.

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June 21, 2013

Maryanne

Congratulations to Fallon, and her mom and dad! I love what you’re doing with the cardboard! Looking forward to pictures of tonight!

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June 21, 2013

Erin Perry

Black cat on art table – gee, looks just like my studio!
Erin in Morro Bay

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June 25, 2013

Carrie

Congrats to Fallon! The fronds look great in cardboard, and it looks like Lucky loves to help 🙂 Can’t make it to CREATE this year, but I’m waiting eagerly for October!

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June 30, 2013

betsy harting

Congrats to Fallon, and you, Mom! Looking forward to seeing you at the Debris journal workshop this month!! Can’t wait.

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