Wow! The first set of French fashion sketches I posted sold lickety-split! So I've just posted 10 more. I'll continue to post more in the next few days.
And here's an update on the Sketchbook Project ... I'm just about done! Got the covers and one more spread to do. I like this spread ... I used the little fluted papers that come in a box of chocolates (you can see how many I had to eat ... moo ... although I did have some help from a certain little boy). Anyway, I had my sketchbook in my bag on the floor. Next thing I know, I see Daisy crunching away on something then she heads back toward my bag ... the little snort ate one of the paper wings off my butterfly! (see the one in the upper RH corner is missing a wing?) Guess she couldn't resist the smell of the chocolate. So I fixed it (of course, that meant another chocolate for me ...)
Hello! I'm Trina and this is the blog for The Paper Flea Market (which is becoming Jubilee Flea next month!) My online store and studio specializes in paper + fun old stuff. In addition to being a shopkeeper, I'm an artist and paper enthusiast. I adore paper and old things and see potential in everything. My artwork includes greeting cards, art journals, mixed media pieces and clever handmade home decor, and has been published in "Country Living", "Somerset Life", "Art Journaling" and "Greencraft" magazines. My cards were included in the book "1000 Handmade Greetings" and can currently be found at specialty boutiques across the country. I also sell my work at pop-up boutiques and flea markets. Please contact me for show dates and locations and for wholesale card orders at thepaperfleamarket@yahoo.com
Wow! The first set of French fashion sketches I posted sold lickety-split! So I've just posted 10 more. I'll continue to post more in the next few days.
And here's an update on the Sketchbook Project ... I'm just about done! Got the covers and one more spread to do. I like this spread ... I used the little fluted papers that come in a box of chocolates (you can see how many I had to eat ... moo ... although I did have some help from a certain little boy). Anyway, I had my sketchbook in my bag on the floor. Next thing I know, I see Daisy crunching away on something then she heads back toward my bag ... the little snort ate one of the paper wings off my butterfly! (see the one in the upper RH corner is missing a wing?) Guess she couldn't resist the smell of the chocolate. So I fixed it (of course, that meant another chocolate for me ...)
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