Handmade necklace

Hello crafty fellas,
So this few weekends I'm busy with flower making. And I turn some of my handmade flowers into necklace :) Gladly friends and families love my creations, even some of them want to buy my necklace, brooch, and flowers. Lucky me :)

Here's my necklace:

Hope you all like it. Happy weekend :)

My message to you

Hellooooo,
I'm very very sorry for this very late post. The slow internet connection, plus whole day black out today, has put distance between me and my computer :) But you still got lots of time to upload your take on Sketches in Thyme challenge #81. Just check this simple and beautiful sketch from Maven Tiffany *she's always made a great sketch by the way*

And here's my take. Using Webster's Everyday Poetry series. I've been waiting for long to get this paper deliver in front of my door. And last month, I finally met them :) I made a layout with a very sweet picture, taken from the day I was born, December 7th 1981. I think my mom is trying to say a message for me, with her gentle touch and her face starring directly to me, so the title is just perfect: My message to you.

Some close ups:

They are my handmade flowers :) Please kindly check my previous post.

Just click Sketches in Thyme blog and you may indulge yourself with those beautiful creations made by our very talented Maven ladies :)

Happy weekend dear crafty fellas :)

My handmade flowers

Hello,
I'm back. Full power..LOL
I made some layouts but haven't got time to take picture of them. So for now I'm gonna share my very own handmade flowers. It's fabric anyway. My first ever fabric flowers..haha. Made of felt, tetron, and sheer fabric. Hope you all like it :)

Yey..my cat loves it :)

Yeah!

Okay, okay, I'm sorry for not posting any layout this weekend. Very very busy with the office stuff..huffs. But...I have some great news.

First of all, I held my first ever scrapbooking class. Can you imagine I have a class? With mother and their kids as my student...hahaha...I myself hard to imagine *LOL* Actually, there's a weekend club here, they call themselves S.O.A.P or Sorowako Akhir Pekan (Bahasa for Sorowako on the Weekend). They have unique activities every weekend, such as baking, cooking, and crafting. For this week I offer myself to "teach" scrapbooking basics. They love it :) And here I am, giving a tiny class. Here's one snapshot of mothers and kids enjoying the evening class:)

One more exciting news for me. Look below. Yes, I'm one of the featured winner at Bird is the Word for Look/See challenge. Soooooo happy. Yeah!!