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You know, this is a great site! I have been very sick lately , but yor toutoriols have helped me. Lord, I HAVE MADE BOO-KOOS of bird houses and snowmen, and mask, it is such fun and gets my mind off the othe stuff.
I read somewhere where someone did not know what to do wit excess pulp. I say freeze it, put it in a freezer baggie and thaw it out as needed.
Merry Christmas to you all and thank you for all the fine stuff I see and learn here.
May you all be Blessed
Salene
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Hi Salene,
So glad you have been having such fun with the tutorials. Hope you continue to enjoy your macheing. Also hope you soon feel a lot better.
What an excellent idea to freeze excess pulp! I will have to give that a try. Thanks for this tip.
Merry Christmas to you and everyone on this Forum.
Jackie
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Hello Salene! I too wish you a rapid recovery and joyful holiday season.
And. . .to all of my wonderful, creative and inspiring friends on this site --
Hope your holidays are filled with laughter, joy and as much love as you can hold in your heart.
karen
www.farroutart.com
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Thanks Karen and Jackie for the welcome. I just got back yesterday from the cancer hospital in houston(MDA) Boy I live in Texas but it was 1200 miles by road,round trip...and at least a billion cars! I live in a spot where there are NO CARS(well a couple a day)!
What I want ta say though, is, have your pap smears girls! I did not do em for years,and now I got cervical cancer...not bad but enough where instead of a cone biopssy , i will have to have weeks of radiation Please do it girls!
Heck, I know not what I'm saying sounds stupid, we are invincible...right?
I used to think that but I know I aam not.
Papier Mache is fine though Strong, gives you strength' gives you peace, gives you life, when it seems far away
Darn MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE,
THank-you all for all you ive me
Love Salene
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