Thing-a-day.com

Back to checking out what is around.

This church was recently unraveled from under walls and bricks. It now sit right oustide (one of) my (temporary) windows.

Been wanting to learn how to pop-up cards for a while. This is a first speedy attempt.

My computer can barely see the magic. But the three little people meet in real life.

A few ideas out of my head onto paper.

Seems like it’s the theme for my February. Snow, and mountain, and colors and stuff. Trying to re-claim the neighborhood. I took a few pictures, this is the one worthy of a creative gesture for today.

more pics mostly for fun.

Painted my two newly built tables in pink this evening. That’s gotta count for thing-a-day.

So my week has mostly been about fixing rather than doing. And as some of you said, once you lose the beat, it’s easy to give up. So minimal exercice tonight, to get back into it. These are pix i took in January but i finally dug them out. I guess it also speaks about craft somehow.

Whenever i think about thing-a-day round 1, for some reason i remember this post by Gaz.

For a week, he would go on a new adventure to have breakfast somewhere different. As i was out in the country today, in the same region as he was, i did my own version of his first breakfast somwhere in the trees and the snow. This wasn’t quite breakfast and the light wasn’t nearly as nice. But great none-the-less.

I think that’s why i’m doing this thing-a-day thing.

This is tonight. Outside my door.

(been fighting with youtube for a while now so like everyone else, i make excuses and post the back-up plan)

This is where the action will happen starting on February 1st. Register to become a part of thing-a-day round 2 or visit often to encourage the participants.

We will be updating this blog quite a bit in the next few days so bare with us as we get ready for the big show…

February is thing-a-day month.

For 29 days starting on February 1st,
Participants create one new work/exercise a day.
Choose your own themes, one per week,
Work in any medium.
And post your work on the group blog every day.