Hey, Readers of Blogginess! I hope all is well. I'm tired. The word of the week is PREP. All I've been doing is prepping, prepping, prepping for classes at the end of the month for Sue Gilman in MA. So that I can then spend this weekend getting all my class samples and kitting done for my classes at Absolutely Everything. It will be such a blast, but I have to get soooo much more done. Hey, it keeps me out of trouble, right? Before I forget, a milestone is going to take place tomorrow. My youngest sister, Stephanie, will be turning 40.......HAPPY BIRTHDAY STEPHANIE!!!!! This is a picture of my family...I'm the oldest and I must have been maybe...10? So Stephanie, the one in the middle was 4 and my middle sister, on the left, Tracy, 8. Around 1972...yikes!
I love this picture for one reason. Stephanie. She's got one of those detachable jacket hoods on her head...upside down AND backwards. And I think a little bit too proud of it. She is a great mom and wife to my fave Brother-in-Law Chris, who is more like a brother to me. I don't get to see them enough, with my nieces so busy, but I'll be sure to make "the" phone call (as noted in my blog entry for my Mom's birthday) and maybe some flowers. Oh, and of course a bunch of obnoxious email birthday cards via American Greetings.
Okay, enough gloating about my sister...hehehe. I was able to download and tweak the most 
recent samples of Memory Glass and Memory Frames. As usual, a lot of Wrinkle Free Distress, new Adirondack(r) Pigment Ink, Bandannaed images with THE Ranger White Pen. I love the blue bird and the addition of a little "bling"-German Scrap from Paper Artsy. I'm having so much fun using old book pages for the backgrounds, and I'm just so into the birdies! I guess it works with my name, huh!? The crown and 1" x 1" Medallion image is also from Hampton, the numbers are from Tim's new collection (love, love them!). The birds in the blooming tree and the "flourish-ey" Bird is Hero Arts, of course. I hope you enjoy these and I'll be bloggin' soon!
Robin
14 comments:
Love those memory glasses, Robin. All of them. Thanks for sharing so much of you're personal daily busy-nessess (uhhm... invented that word myself, lol!) Normally I'm a "just reading" visitor to your blog, but today I wanted to let you know how much I enjoy it ;)
Linda van Vliet, Netherlands.
How freakin cool are these guys?? LOVE them.
You ARE THE ART GODDESS!!
wendy
Wonderful art, as usual! LOVE the blue bird.
love love love these. esp the blue birdy one! happy b-day to your sis!
Love the look of the memory glass it looks awesome
Jen
Robin-
Love the samples, I can't wait to see them in person. I'll be a the All-day workshop that Sue Gilman is sponsoring- See you then
Debby
The Inspiration Station
Stafford Springs, CT
Robin, I love the new Dabber-transfer technique video with Claudine, who, you are right, is a true teacher and artist and knows her stuff inside and out. I also love the photo of you and the sisters (you haven't changed) and too, the frames. My fav is the number one. Have fun with your classes!
Robin
you are getting better and better.
I love these Memory Glass Goodies
Great work. Having been a white pen addict (true confession) for a long time, I can't wait to get the new Ranger one! Love the memory glass! Thanks for sharing!
Linda Cain
A friend introduced me to this white pen technique of yours at a recent class and I just love it.
Robin - those are simply gorgeous. I know I'm going to love that white pen.
you are just the most amazingly talented woman ...i adore your art robin!
d
What fun! I love the birds. The cowboy is a little doll from the 40's. I just bought some blue plastic army men. I am going to post them on Monday. Thanks again for sharing all your ideas. Best, Josie Happy Easter
These are awesome!
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