Thursday, 19 May 2011

Check this out

A few weeks ago, a lovely lady called Starla from the US contacted me asking my permission to use my metal flower techniques in a video and blog post for splitcoast stampers. Well of course I was thrilled to hear that my work had inspired her enough to want to use my techniques and gave her my blessing to go ahead. It is very refreshing when someone takes your idea and takes it to a place of their own but most importantantly acknowledges where the idea originally came from, which sadly is not always the case. Anyway, she did an amazing job, look at the beautiful project that she made....check out her blog exploringcreativity to see how she made this little beauty.



And now for an unashamed plug for my grandson Ronnie's school. Who can believe that he's five years old already, well actually he's five but going on 21!!! He attends Swallowfield Lower school in Woburn Sands and they are celebrating their 30th anniversary this year. To mark the event they are hosting a Summer Ball on 18th June. It will also be a fund raising event as they need to raise some urgent funds to improve the school's facilities. The celebrations will be held in a marquee in the school grounds where the guest can enjoy and evening of fun, good food and music.



If you are local to the area and know any children who attend Swallowfields or actually attended the school yourself in a past life and feel that you would like to support the school, information and tickets may be purchased by calling the school on 01908 582101.

3 comments:

Siobhan Brignull said...

what a beautiful piece of work that is :)

donnalouiserodgers said...

Lin, you and Leandra have inspired many people and along with Linda E and the rest of the team, you produce original ideas and projects on a regular basis, this is a fab example of where people take it to, in their own work...

Liz and I often comment on the generosity of Leandra's angel policy and your relaxed approach to sharing ideas - unusual in the feisty world of commerce...

But yes, 'tis lovely when credit due is given

bask in your Glory Mrs Inspiration!

Anonymous said...

Starla's project was beautiful, and I really love the stamp she used from Ten Seconds Studio!