Thursday, July 31, 2008

July Contest Winner!

The winner of the July Contest is......
AGaul@aol.com!!!! Please send me your address.

Thank you everyone for subscribing to my blog. I have another contest and tutorial for the month of August. I will keep you posted.

Tayna

Saturday, July 26, 2008

New to my webstore is Bonnie Lavish Bow Maker.



1" scale bow kit makes 18 assorted color bows. The following colors included: yellow, red, pink, purple, lt. green, white, and teal.

Click here to buy.

Wonderful new pattern by Kathi Mendenhall!


1919 Combination and Kimono Jacket. The shoe instructions are included.

If your interest in purchasing click here.
























Thursday, July 17, 2008

Doll Trunk Kit & Supplies


Several people emailed me that it is hard for them to get all the supplies needed for my tutorial. I have made up a few kits that contain everything you need for this tutorial including the Doll Trunk kit. If you want different colors than what I used just let me know.
Kit Includes:
Doll Trunk Kit
3 Paints
Crackling Medium
Fabric
Index Cards
Modpodge

Visit my store if interested in purchasing. Click here

Vintage Doll Trunk part 3 & 4

Here are the last two parts of the doll trunk tutorial. Hope you have enjoyed them.
Part 3


Part 4



Tayna

Wednesday, July 16, 2008

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Vintage Doll Trunk Tutorial Part 2

Wow, after being gone all day I was overwhelmed by all the emails about my tutorial! Thank you everyone for your positive comments and emails! I'm so excited to know that you are all enjoying it. I didn't think that I would have this kind of response. I'm already working on the next tutorial which will be the doll that goes in the trunk.

Now for part 2 of the tutorial.


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