Thursday, November 16, 2006

Work ATC Window Display

ATCs are becoming so inspirational at my job I was asked to put up a display window. I wanted to tell the history and rules of ATCs, show the cards and show the tools used to make them. Some of the ATCs were blown up to 11x17 to easily be seen. It took Dayle and I all weekend to plan and all day to put up, but it was well worth it working on our labor of love.


BLACK & WHITE section.
The first section is the black and white section from the November 8th Hallmark trade. Dayle made the pom-poms by hand and I made the paper flowers from PaperSource.



FALL section.
The second section is the fall section. I bought those cute red socks from Target and stuffed them to look like stockings. I wanted this section to have a “wintery” feel since we are coming into the holiday seasons. I also put some flitter on the branches from Jo-Ann’s for a snowy look.



GIRLY FLOWERS section.
Next is the girly-flowers section. We just put together all of our cards that had girls and flowers on them. Dayle wrapped tounge depressers with ribbon.



HANDMADE section.
The last section is the handmade section. All of these cards have sewing on them or made with fabric. That’s Dayle old Singer sewing machine that looks brand new!

Thursday, November 9, 2006

TRADE - NOVEMBER 8th at
URBAN ARTS + CRAFTS

Cards by Dayle Bennett.



Card by Andi.



Card by Pam Morgan.



Card by Elsa Littleton



Card by Chris Marchewka.

Wednesday, November 8, 2006

TRADE - NOVEMBER 8th at WORK
theme: "Black & White"


Card by Gayle Baddeley.


Bent wire card by Lee Ernst. He wired 12 cards by hand!

Card by Dayle Bennett.


Card by Cathy Kouris. Paper weaving.


Card by Kristen Harrington.


Card by Jennifer Devlin.


Card by Colleen Belton.


Card by Elizabeth Baddeley.


Card by Mary Beth Koeth.


Card by Em Byerly.


Card by Megan Gray.

Card by Kim Gardenhire.



This is my interpretation of black and white. I bought these super cheap oversized brads from Paperie Place in historic downtown Liberty, MO. I also used rub-ons, lace and puffy paint.