Kirsten 156/365

Another Pinterest.com project. When I saw it I had to make this sign. Just
went ahead and painted it straight onto my cupboard door and with a stencil
I wrote out the saying. The clothesline, "clothes", and clothes pens are
real. Just used some hot glue for the rope. :) SUPER easy project

Kirsten 129/365

As shown on days 117-118 the dry well is ALMOST finished! YAY!!!

meg 126/365

had a bunch of little monster finger-puppets so i got my crafting on! i
wonder if Martha would think "it's a good thing?"

Kirsten 124/365

So the project that was in my home made drying chamber (day 122) was a new
shade for my lamp. I have to add a trim around the top but I really like how
it turned out. The glass that originally went with this light broke before
we ever had a chance to use it :(. So I covered the glass with plastic wrap
and covered it with yarn and glue. In the end this was what I got out of it.
Whats great is if it gets damaged or I change the room colors I can always
make another shade :D Score

Kirsten 122/365

Drying another one of my projects. I'm to impatient to wait for it to dry on
its own so a little tape, a hairdryer and garbage bag work as a great drying
chamber!

Rachel 122/365

Still working on the scrapbook for my grandparents' 50th anniversary.

Rachel 121/365

Almost finished with my (not so little) little brother's pages.

Kirsten 121/365

We had some left over screen from Tyler's dry well project and I am going to
use EVERY dime spent on it. So with the left over screen I made a screen
door for the garage so we could get a nice cross breeze going. The bottom is
filled with the left over rice from drying my phone (which works!! :-D) to
help keep the screen in place.

jennifer11 103/365

I am totally fascinated by miniatures. I made a little minature garden in a
pot that sits on my porch. : )

Rachel 101/365

Got a call to babysit last minute today. We built a giant fort in the
basement.

Liz 92/365

Cheat: I fell behind on my Zentangle calendar for May, but I did get it done
in the same week as May 31st. :)

ROBIN 87/365

Stress relief. Remember doing these as a kid?

Liz 44/365

My Zentangles are a good way to fill in missing photos. :) This is my
newly-completed April calendar page.

Liz 41/365

My newly-tangled mug. I'd bought it at Starbuck's awhile back and finally
got brave enough to try it. The special paint pen was a pain in the ass and
I had to wash off and start over multiple times, but I finally ended up with
something I won't mind drinking coffee out of.

Liz 31/365

Newest Zentangle project: Bought this blank calendar (desk blotter-sized)
off etsy about a month ago. Just barely got March finished in time. I kinda
wish it was a 2012 calendar instead, so I could keep it around another year.

Kt 31/365

It's too cold and rainy to go to the park or coffee shop and do MORE of my
never-ending paperwork for work. All 3 of my morning sessions were
cancelled. I've been gazing longingly from across the room at my box of art
stuff for over two weeks. So I just turned the ENTIRE box upside-down across
the dining room table, sat down with a mug of coffee and let myself
experiment. I chose oil pastels and gold card stock with a scalloped edge.
tangled vines, blackness around the edges and a bright pink star shining
from the center. I don't really like it, but somehow it makes sense to me,
and while I was adding leaves I started to feel something, so then of course
I had to stop and distract myself.

Liz 29/365

Spent today making little paper cranes at work. There's a foundation
donating to relief efforts in Japan for each crane made by a student over
Spring Break (http://studentsrebuild.org/japan/). Well, Jack didn't make
these but I'm not going to tell them that. (The quarter is for scale.)

Liz 21/365

Finally finished my socks! (See PS2010 330/365.) Wish the pic wasn't blurry,
but that's what I get for taking it at night and refusing to use a flash.

Liz 19/365

My latest Zentangle project: A box to hold my pens. I took the box from an
order of checks, pulled it apart, and cut it down. I still need to spray it
with sealer or something or it's going to get beat up in my purse pretty
quickly.

Kirsten 17/365

Sorry for the crappy photo. Tyler took the camera to work today. Sarah (from
sister blog Envisage) told me about these reusable bags for your produce.
What a great idea. I already use reusable bags why not get rid of the
plastic bags I use for all of 2 minutes! 1 yard of mesh fabric and some
ribbon, hour and a half later BAM you have 6 reusable bags :) Thanks Sarah!!