My offering is a puzzle
Literally a puzzle, I had great fun doing this make. A couple of years ago I was visiting a friend whose husband was fitting a new staircase into their hall. I begged for the cutoffs and they kindly gave them to me!! I just loved the shapes and knew that one day I could play with them.
This is the back, where Two sticks are a little scared because the Owls seem to be gathering
and this is the front, when assembled that is......of course you can put them together any way you choose, :D
Below are the two top pieces just as they are when you put them together, which is just how Smile likes it now that Gooseneck has been modified down to his level, he is a very happy boy!!!
Masks by Crafters Workshop and Tim Holtz
Thank you for looking, hugs Gay x
That's amazing Gay! Love how you can create different scenes by moving the pieces. Beautifully stamped and coloured too:)
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Wonderfully resourceful !
ReplyDeleteGreat project, Gay !
Corrie x
How clever! I keep eyeing the off-cuts in our garage but have never got further than that. Thanks for the info about the Emerson Q stamps. How odd, I used to buy them from there and then they stopped selling them. Its going to do my piggy bank no good to know I can buy them once again, Jo x
ReplyDeleteYikes! These are outstanding and so very creative!
ReplyDeleteFabulous puzzles!
Thanks for playing along with us at Stampotique Designers Challenges!
this is beautiful, love those colours.EE
ReplyDeleteOooh, FAB-U-LOUS puzzle!!!! I want the same Gay to play with! :-o)
ReplyDeleteSeriously, I love this gorgeous creation wow! Hugs, Coco xx
This is completely fabulous and such fun. Quite addictive I would imagine!
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Lynne
Upcycling of these "cut offs" into puzzle art is pure genius, Gay, and I love it! Thanks for participating in the Stampotique Designers' Challenge again this week!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool project. :) I love that the blocks can be rearranged to depict a story, great design and colors !
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun project and so creative
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Super creation, Gay! And so perfect that you did the back aswell! Love it! Hope you have a fun and creative weekend planned... (I do..) Hugs, Gerrina xx
ReplyDeleteLove your wood creations, have found chunky ATC's and have a new obsession. Wood is so easy to paint on!
ReplyDeleteYour puzzle is just genius, love everything about it, am very inspired as always :-) xxx
Very clever Gay! Thank you for joining Stampotique Designer's Challenge. Have a great weekend. Gez
ReplyDeletethat is brilliant Gay - so different. it was definitely worth nabbing those pieces of wood and hanging on to them.
ReplyDeleteOh! Gay you do the most incredible projects, this is just fabulous.
ReplyDeleteSorry I've been AWOL, - been decorating :)
Ooh how clever you are Gay. I love the art you created with these off cuts.Maybe I should see what I can find in my OH's garage/workshop...he has so much 'stuff'lol.Have a lovely weeekend my talented friend :) hugs Viv xx
ReplyDeleteHaa Haa! Very funny Gay. Great recycling.
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What a great project!! This must have been such fun to work on. Very clever!
ReplyDeleteoh this looks fabulous, love it!!
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Groetjes Karin
WOW!!!! this is absolutely brilliant. Love the whole idea! Thanks for joining the Stampotique DC
ReplyDeleteFABULOUS! Such a cool project! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteHow clever and fun is this ! I'm sure it will be greatly appreciated! X
ReplyDeleteHow clever and fun is this ! I'm sure it will be greatly appreciated! X
ReplyDeleteHilariously brilliant Gay!! I don't think I'd be smiling so much if someone had chopped most of my legs off!!!
ReplyDeleteFab stuff! Thanks for joining us again at Stampotique this week.
It's brilliant Gay, front and back!
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