A month or so ago, I noticed I was getting a lot of hits from a blog I'd never heard of. Of course, I clicked on the link, and I was taken to a cute blog with lots of paper crafting projects. One particular post was a cute turkey card...and the designer of the card had credited me with the original idea - how nice was that?!? It doesn't happen very often. Unfortunately, I didn't save the blog address...but I did receive a handful of e-mails asking about my original project. I promised I would share more information here on my blog...I apologize to those who asked...it's taken me longer than I expected.
So...here's a scan of my original project as it appeared in the issue - it was a calendar topper I made for a Paper Crafts Magazine assignment several years ago - November 2004.
The turkey image was originally clip art from "The Best of Creative Lettering Combo" CD. I broke down the image and turned it into a paper piecing pattern for this project. {I miss paper piecing. I found it enjoyable and relaxing and cute and fun...}
Hopefully this is helpful to those who asked...and maybe even for some of you who didn't ask! Please let me know if you have any other questions about this project. :o)
Also...because of recent events in my personal life (that you have all read about here on my blog), I neglected to choose a winner for the Paper Crafts Gourmet book last Friday. So...without further ado...and with help from the trusted Random.org...the winner is...
comment #1!
- " Katie said...
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I love all holiday treats, you can tell by just looking at me!!!
What a great idea with the pingles can! Your creativity never stops!Tuesday, November 04, 2008 1:44:00 PM"
So..Katie...I have your address...I'll be sending it Paper Crafts Magazine...so be watching for your very own issue of Paper Crafts Gourmet to arrive at your home very soon! :o)
Woo hoo! Thanks so much!
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2004 ... wow, this is a blast from the past. lol! heck, a cute turkey is always a cute turkey!
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