Follow the link to find out more about What's on Your Work Desk Wednesday and maybe join in... This is my post for WOYWW #882
Here is my workdesk:
This was after the virtual retreat that I took part in, over several days, including the weekend.
This was the pop up section.
On the desk easels you can see a page having followed a workshop by Mags Woodcock:
The following picture shows my other desk after starting a project inspired by Niamh Baly
The item that pops out at the front is a journal page that was after a workshop by Elisa Ablett.
The background was like this:
A page inspired by a workshop by Tammy Porter:
There is also the start of a page inspired by a workshop by Kate Crane - I have several workshops still to finish (or even start!)
Some of my creations are within that journal - a three page creation after a workshop by Mel Johns:
And a page inspired by Jo Firth-Young, with opening windows:
The following picture shows my other desk after starting a project inspired by Niamh Baly
I will show you more maybe next week...
This is this week's Tiny piece of Art. This month the theme is Easter/Furry Friends so this is my third page: - the theme is Hello Ducky using feathers and water elements. I used an image from Conjurer of Dreams for the background and a duck from Imagine That Digistamps (no longer trading).
I will start thinking about my ATC for two weeks time, ready to be placed on my desk. However if anyone would like to swap with me (I am in Australia) please email me
Happy WOYWW! I did manage to get round to some of you last week but I hope I do better this week.
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