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| I do love a package arriving in the mail Especially one as eagerly anticipated as this one |
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| And inside a veritable cornucopia of delights So glad I mentioned to Jack Oudyn when we were conversing about the Xanthorrhoea resin he had purchased from my Etsy shop that I am always open to idea of an exchange |
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| I could not be happier with my end of the bargain |
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| and here they are in their new location on my inspiration wall |
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| And now above there is a tantalising (I hope) glimpse of a collaboration I am entering into with Jack Two little plaster books about to go in the mail for him to have a play with It has also come to my attention that I have passed 300 posts and that I am fast approaching 60 000 page views here on the blog and I know a few people visit in fact one of my blog friends popped into the studio yesterday But anywho to celebrate I think a giveaway is most defintiely in order Not sure exactly what will be in it But I do know that the little book of teabags seen in this blogpost will be included Leave a comment if you wish to be in the draw which will happen hmmm lets give you a bit of time October 30th P.S. the giveaway is growing looks like it will all be teabag related I am making lots of tea bag samples which will be included x te |
15 comments:
I've been following you for a long time too, you're ceramic buttons are still in use. It's about time that you spread your wings and fly to Europe once. I still hope we will meet eachother once..
Oh I plan to come over Dorie it is just a matter of when. I look forwrd to playing together sometime in the hopefully not too distant future. x te
after playing with that magic potion at nature's colours, i've wondered about it...anyway, it's nifty to see what you two are up to.
Hi Trace - great swap outcome! I'll leave this comment in the hope that I might be considered for the giveaway draw! Hope all goes well...
Hello... I enjoy greatly what you're doing with tea bags (and other things...), not wasting one bit of my morning + afternoon tea myself...;) - so, yes, please count me in!! Greetings from Berlin, H.G.
I've enjoyed visiting your blog for some time now...I work with tea bags also and am intrigued by your book. Thanks for sharing.
Most definitely a tantalising glimpse, will follow this with interest.
Hi Trace, love what you are doing with your books & natural pigments.
What a delightful and intriguing book you created with those teabags! How marvelous it would be to see and examine first hand.
I'd love to be entered into the 'give-away'!
Your blog has been tempting me to stick a toe into the realm of natural pigment painting..... eloniu 46
Hi Trace,
thanks for the resins, i hope to get to the grampians and do more than just collect yummy things to poaint with
marie
Have just been deconstructing teabags for my friend, sculptor, Kim Schoenberger and think I love them. I would certainly love a little teabag work of art.....particularly one of yours.
Everything looks wonderful ... glad I dropped by for a visit right when you are planning a giveaway ... maybe I'll get lucky ... I have a boxed filled with teabags, emptied and flattened and bundled in piles ... it has been waiting for me for an awfully long time ... seeing yours makes me want to run upstairs and start doing something with them ... but, no, it's not yet time.
I wonder, after fifty years or more of drinking quite a bit of tea every day, why did I stop about two years ago?
I've been saving teabags for a while and just waiting for the right moment to move forward with inspiration...love seeing your process. Please enter me in the giveaway!
Thanks everyone for your comments.
Morna I don't drink tea but luckily my husband drinks vast quantities.
Cynthia, teabags a re such fun to play with as they are not supposedly precious at all.
Giving tea bags away JO!!! Not anymore I hope.
Marie, It would be wonderful to spend a week with you at the Gramps.
Trembling, once the toe goes in there is no going in back.
Am currently preparing for the big draw, thank you all for entering
x te
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