Love is in the Air
I made a pair of love cards for a fab new couple Carlos & Sonia. I even got to attend their wedding at City Hall today.
I made a pair of love cards for a fab new couple Carlos & Sonia. I even got to attend their wedding at City Hall today.
I was blown away by the beautiful store windows at Macy's in my town!
Celebrating Pride and doing it with style. The mannequin in green is surrounded by crumpled sheets of butcher paper...way cool!
can you see my reflection in the Pride + Joy window? With that woman looking, how mysterious & exciting! I am my own Paparazzi!
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Look at this cool way to re-use all those old coffee sleeves.
I've made greeting cards out of them.
Peas and be Green.
I was working in the Bayview neighborhood today at one of my most loyal clients.
Lo and behold I got to use some fancy & colorful pruners my mom got for me.
They are called Pretty Useful Tools from a company called Wild & Wolf. Very cool. They really brightened up the job.
See, just when you think life is always the same, a surprise comes with color. Yay!
I also do yardwork when I'm not working with paper.
I recently started getting jobs through the company Labor Fair.
Check out my profile.
My client on Thursday had me weed her backyard. About 4 hours later, she came out of the house and said WOW because I had cleared the backyard of many of the weeds that made their way among the bricks. They turned her backyard oasis into a jungle of despair. When she said WOW and sang a little song, I got excited and could see the result of my work.
WEEDS be gone! You have no power over me! Let the sunshine in! Bring on the spring.
Contact me if you need someone to tackle the weeds in your front or backyard!
I just had to share this moment of pride! Peace my gardening peeps.
Look at this greeting card that doubles as a display piece and a re-usable piece of art.
First, start with the supplies: 8.5 sheets of yellow and green paper.
tube of white glue.
double-stick tape.
egg shaped circle
pink sharpie.
Paper Source Table Tents
Shipping Envelopes.
Envelope labels.
The finished work looks like this.
Side A:
And you paperclip the bottom to make it stay together and stand up!
When Easter is over, you turn the card inside out and voila...you have a blank canvas to create your own masterpiece!
Email me with questions.
Remember, to Unfold the Possibilities!
I just back from one of the best Easter's I've had in Aptos, California. My mom lives there and my brother and his wife live in Watsonville.
Why was it the best? Because I was living in the NOW and not making my family members bad or wrong with my life choices. Sure, my mom is way concerned with my lack of full time work, but at least I know I'm headed in the right direction. No matter what the "economy" or "market" is doing, I KNOW THAT THE UNIVERSE IS SUPPORTING ME!
With a few raw materials: 8.5x11 sheet of yellow paper, double stick tape, a pot of wheatgrass (found in the produce aisle in grocery store), jellybeans, a napkin, scissors, glue and a little imagination:
Look at this fun Easter table centerpiece I made:
You too could make this!
Go on Use your mind and Unfold the Possibilities!
Contact me with questions. I'd be glad to inspire you!
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