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End of Year Accomplishments – New Year Goals

December 28, 2009 by Cathi Milligan

Giles Bettison at Bullseye Gallery
Giles Bettison at Bullseye Gallery

How was your year? Did 2009 treat you right? Did you make all of the glass goodies you wanted to? What new techniques did you learn? So what are your glass goals for 2010? I’ve got lots of questions don’t I? And do we have answers? Are you going to any glass conferences in 2010? GAS in Louisville? ISGB in Rochester? Bullseye for a class or two?

My main goal for 2010 is opening a glass studio. Some place to work and play and live glass. Explore new techniques and tools and materials. And I’ll be writing about all of it giving you all updates as the date of opening grows nearer. All very exciting! This isn’t my last post of the year. I’ll be doing a last give away in the last day of the year…Thursday. I’m looking for something I want to have you guys tell me…may be about a the favorite thing you made this year. It may be the favorite thing you plan to make next year. Or where you’re going…I’ll keep you posted.

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How to Make a Birthday Card with Owl from Winnie the Pooh

How to Make a Birthday Card with Owl from Winnie the Pooh

I love owls and I love Winnie the Pooh so of course I’m totally in love with this wonderful birthday card that features the character of Owl from the Hundred Acre Woods! Recently the classic version of Pooh came into public domain so I’ve been seeing lots of companies producing wonderful Winnie the Pooh paper crafting products like stamps, dies and pattern papers. 

This darling card design has a dry embossed number background with mats of green cardstock. The main image of Owl holding colorful banners sitting among branches were all die cut from colored cardstocks. The background of blues and greens was created with ink blending using Distress Oxide Inks and there’s also a stamped sentiment.

You can find detailed step by step directions for making this charming birthday card over at the Spellbinders blog.

-Heather

You can shop this and other Winnie the Pooh products at Spellbinders

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