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Butterfly Graffitti Journal, originally uploaded by believemagic. This is the back of my Butterfly Graffitti Journal created in Traci Bautista’s class. Her class was a lot of fun and messy. It’s hard to believe that the cover is fused paper towels. The book is juicy, fun to flip through and touch. Click the photo so […]

Fabric Book of Whimsy, originally uploaded by believemagic. I finally finished my Fabric Book of Whimsy started in Kristin Stiener’s class before I headed back to my room for a nap that Saturday. I love the way this book turned out and the feel of it in my hands. I have started gathering material to […]

Artfolio, originally uploaded by believemagic. This is the cover of my Artfolio created in DJ Pettitt’s class. I sort of wish I had flip flopped the front and back covers but I am still pleased with the final results. Click to the photo to see close ups and the inside.

A year ago today we said good-bye to Pounce. And tonight we drove our friends to the emergency vet clinic to say good-bye to their beloved cat. The impact of a cat upon our lives is both awe-inspiring and gut-wrenching.

art journal – muses, originally uploaded by believemagic. the muses that will hopefully inspite me to create more in my journal

A Woman Will Dance Originally uploaded by believemagic.

It’s been months since my last post… The cumulative effect of the last 7 months of drastic life changes caught up with me. I hadn’t taken the time to fully process each change and as additional ones piled up, my resolve crumbled and I stopped doing all that things I used to enjoy. I was […]

2005 has passed and there are phoots of projects that I just haven’t posted and likely won’t. Did I make my 2005 goal of creating 7 things a week? Technically no. On average the number of actual tangible items that I created was about 5.5 per week. My actual production of craft items went downhill […]

I have a new job as a tech writer at a financial company. I’m updating and writing procedures about mail processing. Sounded silly to me until I learned just how much mail comes into this building every morning and how much is sent out each afternoon – invision billions of pieces a month! When I […]