Probably the Worst Candy Corn
Rubber Stamp in the World TM
I sat down last night and doodled a little candy corn and set to work carving an eraser into a stamp. Its not brilliant but it was fun to do an I think I will have another go at stamp carving later today. I found the eraser much easier to carve than previous fights with lino tiles, resulting in plaster/band-aid covered fingers.
This morning's crafting was making tea-light holders from various jars and scraps of vintage book paper and music sheets. I made some DIY Mod Podge glue (which is white craft glue mixed with a few spoons of warm water).
I'm off to play with my copy of Wreck This Journal .. I'm going to be brave and crack the spine... I may have to cry, as to me that's one of the worst things you can ever do to a book ... *ignores the various book paper related crafts i have made from damaged books*... ;o)
7 comments:
crack it! Go on! ;D
Don't be disheartened by the candy corn! I think the distinctive thing is the colours so it would have been really tricky to 'covey the spirit of the corn' in black and white :) I've had eraser carving on my To Learn List for about six yers now...
The tea light holders are ever so lovely.
I like those candy corn! , loving the jars too :-)
Really like the tealights. Think I'll try that idea. Thanks.
I too really like the candy corn! I'm with ya on the lethal lino! I might have a go with an eraser too, tho I did like that I could carve large images.
I used to be the same about books until I got my wreck this journal, seriously just go for it you might be surprised at what happens...
I had great fun cracking mine.
I bought a set of Wreck this Journal for my classes this year. The pupils love it.
I want to get Wreck this journal. I think it sounds cool and the boys at school would love it!
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