2.5 x 3.5 inches big, made with cotton, linen, t-shirt transfer image, old cotton lace, and tiny shreds of synthetic sheer fabric. Probably my last fabric ATC of the year - hope I'll be able to be more productive in 2007 :o)
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December 30, 2006
December 26, 2006
Merry Christmas to all
Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas! Here are some photos I took recently at the Maison du Danemark (Danish cultural center) in Paris. They had a lovely Christmas tree expo- trees decorated by different artists or designers. Check out the Lego tree and the mini Jacobsen chair tree :o) Fun! There was also a tree completely decorated with recycled plastic odds and ends (my son is in back of it, staring out the window at the Champs Elysées holiday traffic).
