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Using up scraps to make paper tags

  Some of the tags I made last week as quickie art projects.   #findingtimeforart #findingtimeforme #paperart #papertags #sewingpaper #playingwithmystashView on Instagram http://bit.ly/2CJ0tzS

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Vintage Buttons Rescued from the Tin!

In the midst of my scrap-using tag-making session, I had my stash of pink buttons spilled out to find single buttons to add to a tag, like this: My button stash comes from vintage button tins I find on ebay, so there’s no telling whether a button has any multiples. I hate splitting sets, so if I only want one …

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Just make something

Wow January…this is has been a tough start to the year. Whenever I need to settle things down, and focus, it helps to make something. Just make something. I need a couple box box labels. Starting from a box of tags I cut last year, and some buttons. Just make something. It was just a small thing, but still:

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Handmade journal for Florida Keys

My sewing machine is out for service. 🙁 So I had to find another project. I’m making a journal to keep memories from the Florida Keys. So far, I cut an old collage in half for the covers and have cut down several large sheets of “saving it for something special” paper for the insides. Now to make the binding, …

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You Can Be a Begrinner

It is never too late to be what you might have been.

— George Eliot (pen name for Mary Ann Evans, 1819-1880, an English novelist, poet, journalist, translator and one of the leading writers of the Victorian Era. She did not want to be stereotyped as a female writer.)

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