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Tuesday, 16 September 2008

I dare you......................



swap continued.


Nicks challenge to me originally was to make something using materials not typically used for crafting. However, when I was at hers making my lovely box, she asked me if I wanted a real challenge. Now, I'm not sure quite what made me say "yes" but I did and she gave me a plain, wooden shoe stretcher to alter as I wished.
Officially, this swap was due to end 30 July but it was almost a challenge too far for me (Lol) and I've only recently completed said item. And I have absolutely no idea how it came about. It just evolved into what you see in the pics! Nicks did ask me if I wanted the other shoe but I gracefully declined the offer. I have little enough hair as it is! ;>)


















8 comments :

Nicks said...

and blooming awesome it is too! As always it looks a million times better in the flesh. I am absolutely chuffed to little mintballs! THANK YOU KT!

Anonymous said...

absolutely fantastic well done you Think I would have put it in a shoe and sent it back to her LOL
Sparkles xx

Anonymous said...

Amazing! how proud you must be of this stunning piece! Clarky J

DF - Heidi said...

holy moly that OGNO really doesnt deserve to have this all to herself i do believe she must do a share scheme lol - KT this is ruddy awesome - what the ecks in your head girl haha

Viv said...

AWESOME!!!!!

My name is Cindy said...

Fantastic Katherine.

Minxy said...

WOW your blog is most excellent.. i used to go on the do-crafts forum some time ago now under the name nicky aka slinkyminx..(seeing everyone meet up at AP reminded me about where i started my journey) i too am loving the altered art stuff and am so glad i found your blog (through nicks) as your work is ace, hope you dont mind but i've bookmarked your blog to come back and visit when in need of inspiration.
Hugs Nicky

Sherry said...

Spectacular Katherine - love the sails in particular.

and....
'You've been tagged'!
details are on my blog