Front left is a pile of bits that I am looking to do some counterfeiting with. I saw this month's inspiration kit over on the counterfeit kit blog and thought I have some of those papers (thanks to the TKMax sale) so I've looked them out intending to do something wth them. In the middle of my desk you can see the LO I blogged about yesterday needing to be moved to the LO waiting post (or the dolls house roof as it is also known). On the right is my overflowing box of christmas bits for when I feel the urge to knock out some more christmas cards (it might be all anyone gets at this rate) and on the shelf you can just see my rainbow of buttons.
I have added to my christmas card pile this week, thanks yet again to craft club at the bunch.
Thanks for popping by and remember if you want to see more desks stop by julia's blog

10 comments:
Wow, those are 3 great cards - wonderful variety from a single embossing folder. Nicely done.
wow, that is a really great embossing folder. love what you have done with it. Sorry to hear you have been poorly.
Fab creative desk! Love the cards, such beautiful colours.
Can you recommend the guillotine? I just saw it in a shop.
Warm hugs
Maarit
Hi Sarah - thanks for popping by. my back is better today - I have spent the afternoon making a little card for my new great nephew. i love your little robin cards
Cute cards I've caught what you've got snif sniff croak croak xx
Love those cards. It is amazing how different they are and all from the same stamp. Thank you for your visit and kind comments earlier.
Fab cards Sarah, nice to see you back in blog land.
C
xx
Guess I should check out conunterfit kits. Thanks for the link. BTW, those are some pretty special cards, too. Nice addition to your Christmas pile. Sorry I'm late getting here this week.
Great cards, love your projects. Running a bit late this week, have a good week, Shaz
lovely cards, wonder could we do a Whats UNDER my work desk theme? Like yourself, most of mine lives under the work surface lol
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