Showing posts with label somerset. Show all posts
Showing posts with label somerset. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Books for Trade, Altered Notebook and Giveaways

Interested in trading for books you might have that you no longer want?  Here are a few that I have to offer up for trade. I've linked available titles to Amazon so you can take a look.
Books for trade
  1. Making Scrapbooks: Complete Guide to Preserving Your Treasured Memories - Vanessa-Ann
  2. Scrapbooking with Memory Makers - Gerbrandt and Arquette (mine is a hardback)
  3. Treasured Memories: Over 35 Inspirational Ideas for Creating Heirloom-quality Memory Books - Mary Maguire
  4. A Year of Scrapbooking - Debbie Janasak & Anna Swinney
  5. Type Cast: Creative Page Design Using Words, Type and Letters - From The Editors of Memory Makers Books
  6. Scrapbooking Projects - Bay Books
  7. Out of Bounds: Scrapbooking without boundaries - Jodi Amieci and Torrey Scott 
  8. Making Memories: Scrapbook Ideas for your Treasured Photographs and Keepsakes - Penny Boylan
I'd be interested in Mixed Media, Collage, Altered Art books. Also for Somerset Magazines: Life, Studio, Home, Apprentice or possibly others from Somerset.  Make me an offer and I might be interested in what you want to part with.


I found this notebook at the Dollar Tree.  I liked the cover as it was, so I just added the chipboard label holder thingie after glittering with this awesome blue color, a piece of vintage doily and the Spanish word for pages, paginas.  I thought it turned out pretty adorable.

Here are some beautiful giveaways from those generous bloggers we all love.  Let's celebrate with them!

Celebrating 300th Post
 Celebrating a Blog Anniversary


Another Blog Anniversary


Have a fun rest of the week and good luck on those giveaways.  I was lucky to win 2 awesome giveaways recently. I'll show you the goodies on a future post once I receive them.





Sunday, February 22, 2009

Thrift Shop Saturday

Here's more to my lace and trim addiction. I did keep it a small selection. And the brass rings, I thought I would use as hangers for some of my pieces, if I ever get creating again, that is. Got one of these pedestal glass bowls before, don't remember when, but I saw 4 more at my local thrift shop this Saturday, so I picked them up too for .75ea. Love pedestal containers!!
Love the beige shading of these buttons.
A cute and simple hankie for my collection. So unique, I thought.
Not something I would pick up (too country for me), but I just so loved the dainty blue flower edging on this. I might cut that out to use in my art, that was my thought.
A satin baby pillow I couldn't resist getting. It might fit my travel pillow which I keep in my car and what an elegant and pleasing cover for it.
For my pedestal collection. I'm not generally a fan of this green, but for $1 it would have been foolish to lrave behind.
Love the dish and the shells; the whole package $2.50. Alright!! The question is: use the shells in my art or live this as is to display? I can't wait for some beach time and this visual is just wonderful. I might take the littlest ones to use. Usually my favorite ones are the small ones.

Well, it was a fun Saturday. I haven't done much thrifting lately and I was just dying to. Its always such a high for me.Now to get into one of my favorite places for inspiration, aside from blogland, Somerset.
And I'm so lucky to now have a subscription thanks to my mother in law. My first Somerset Studio issue arrived, YEA!!