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Another c-c-c-cold morning - hard frost on the lawn and quite a thick layer of ice on the bird bath. Hope my little tadpoles are alright - it's a good job they are cold blooded creatures.
I finally tracked down these Inktense blocks by Derwent, having been told about them by a textile artist at Nature in Art last autumn. She achieved beautiful results with them on fabric and recommended them to me. I had to order them online and only received them the day before yesterday so haven't really had a chance to try them out. I do hope we get on with one another!Have a lovely Easter, even if you do have to wrap up warm!
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Hello there, don't ask how I arrived at your blog. But I have had a lovely time blog hopping. Came across yours and it's great. I'm loving it......but I do seem to have spent a lot of time going through it. I will have to get back to the ironing. Perhaps not!!!!! Will keep on following and put a link on my blog.
Hello there, don't ask how I arrived at your blog. But I have had a lovely time blog hopping. Came across yours and it's great. I'm loving it......but I do seem to have spent a lot of time going through it. I will have to get back to the ironing. Perhaps not!!!!! Will keep on following and put a link on my blog.
Just think, Heather, if it is a horrible Easter (it looks as though it will be at present - freezing cold) you have all those Derwent colours to play with. Lucky you.
Oooo what pretty colours, can't wait to see what you do with them.
Have a lovely Easter and keep warm !!
twiggy
I was given a tin of the Inktense pencils to play with and I had forgotten about them. I really should get to it. I hope you have fun with them.
Fabulous colours: I have read about these but have never seen them before. Will you use them on fabric?
ooh Heather - I'll be very interested to see how you get on with these. isn't it horrible this morning? (Monday)
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