Is there anything you don't have a stamp (or a rub-on) for? I totally adore these. My mum was a draftsperson in her working life and sometimes she used to take her work home. I used to watch in awe over her shoulder - all those exotic instruments (like French curves), and the inks, oh, those inks. Gorgeous pair this week!
Is there anything you don't have a stamp (or a rub-on) for? I totally adore these. My mum was a draftsperson in her working life and sometimes she used to take her work home. I used to watch in awe over her shoulder - all those exotic instruments (like French curves), and the inks, oh, those inks. Gorgeous pair this week!
ReplyDeleteLove the Tim Holz rub-ons, great idea to use one for your inchie!
ReplyDeletegreat inchies - I love those tim holtz stamps and the atc is awesome.
ReplyDeleteGreat mini pieces of art again Sally.
ReplyDeleteYvonne xx
I'm so glad it was a rub on. When I first looked, my thought is that it must have taken you hours to do that LOL! Nice work!
ReplyDeleteLove your two art works.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea for your inchie, I didn't think of that, and I have those rub-ons as well. The image link to my blog isn't working so here is my link.
ReplyDeletehttp://wendyscraftjournal.blogspot.co.uk/2015/05/every-inchie-monday-diagram.html
love both of these, great work
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect choice for the diagram - clever and very cool! And I love the sweet little soldier.
ReplyDeleteAlison xx