And what a fun mess that is! I am almost done with my Valentines for my co-workers. I recently purchased a big shot off Facebook. I found some sell boards there and met a lovely lady who does what I do. Isn't that the biggest blessing! Meeting new folks who love to paper craft as much as you do! Anyway, I purchased a big shot from her along with a Sixxiz mini milk carton die. I am loving the big shot, as it takes fewer turns to crank the cut out than my grand caliber. My Grand Calibur has a larger platform, so it's still my favorite, however the big shots ability to cut thicker material like chipboard will enable me to do some fun altered art projects that I have been wanting to do.
See that big round wooden bowel....found that at a thrift shop. That was something I bought that never, ever had a home. I was about to toss it out when I tried it out in my craft room. I put a lazy Susan under it and toss things I am working with, in it. These are the things I need to put away, when the project is done. As you can see, it's has proven to be a good catch-all!
My favorite way of meeting new craft buddies, is through this blog. On Wednesdays, I plan to visit craft rooms all over the world. Pop over to Julia, at the Stamping Ground started this 193 Wednesdays ago! For a wonderful time exploring how other folks organize there craft rooms, you simply must visit! The photos you will see is, "what is on there desk on Wednesday morning". Usually messy, just as mine is. This is one time, you will never feel guilt for not cleaning up befor company!
17 comments:
you will find yourself cutting a lot of different things with your big shot, I am like you I have both machines but I use my big shot for thicker mediums.
Blogging has given me a host of new friends crafters are lovely people
Happy WOYWW I hope you have a great day
Ria #47
Are the milk cartons those little black & red ones? they so cute... I keep hearing good things about the big shot makes me wonder if I made the right choice of buying a cuttle bug
happy wednesda
Riya 104
Great desk. Lots to see. Good idea, your bowl on a lazy Susan.
Famfa 117
What a great desk, the bowl works well for a catch all. I have a big shot and just recently discovered that it even cuts foam core.
Thanks for your visit Robin and reminding me about the gallery of cards I have posted. I forgot all about that. Now I just put everything on Pinterest.
http://pinterest.com/carole_sweeney1/
I'm a new follower:)
Hi Robin! Now you're making me want a big shot!! I love the idea of being able to do something as heavy as chip board. You have some wonderful goodies there. I bet your coworkers love you too! Thanks so much for stopping my worktable today! Crafty hugs and happy WOYWW! Sandy Leigh #106
Hi Robin your desk is looking like a busy place today. Your milk cartons are adorable. Thanks for visiting me today (did you check my comment on your last post?) Have a fun week with your Big Shot MM x #127
You can't beat a Big Shot! I kept mine even after I got my Vagabond. Hope your colleagues like the valentines! XXX Keren
Oh your milk cartoons are so cute! I have a Cuttlebug and a Cricut - now do I need a Big Shot ... I wonder? LOL. Happy Wednesday. :o)
Sue x (MiniOwner@147)
Wonderful desk. Great idea using the bowl and a lazy susan.
Carole...the foam core sounds interesting....what the heck is that! I love your blog!
AMA, when I click on your link, I can't get to your blog! Can you give me permissions?
Riya, yes they are, I updated my blog and added a better photo go them.
Hey Robin, thanks for your visit yesterday. I used a Quickie Glue pen and then put Glamour Dust over the top of the glue.
Glamour Dust is easily the sparkliest glitter I have found, though you sparkle when you use it too. ;-)
your milk cartons look great...what did you fill them with!
Your desk looks pretty tidy considering you just made those...good for you.
Thank you for popping over to my blog. You paper crafters never cease to amaze me with your talent.
Enjoy your week
Lynn 60
Wow Robin, yes can I come and play lol! Your desk looks great and I LOVE your work as I have checked out some of your older posts..very talented! Janene #161
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