Day 2 Of Blogtoberfest14 Confetti/Sweet cones.

Today I have a very simple tutorial to show you using a corner design rubber stamp.  I have used the small Christmas Corner Stamp from Oak House Studio to stamp the design along 3 sides of a piece of rectangular paper with the spring green, dusky pink and sea blue ink pads also from Oak House Studio.  I used a heavier plain white printer paper so it would hold it's shape when twisted into the cone shape.  As you can see from the pictures below its a pretty simple process - stamp and twist.  These are now ready to be filled with sweets or maybe a little treat as a gift for someone special.  Don't forget to pop over the Shells in the Bush to see who else is taking part in  Blogtoberfest14 - 31 days of blogging.

Back From My Holiday & Design Team Announcement

Hey lovely peeps I'm back from my holiday in Rochester NYC.  I was there for an art convention with 26 other artist who I know from ATCsforALL.  We had a weekend of making and trading art - although I'm sure there was much more socialising being done than art as most of us had made our art for trading before we arrived in Rochester. 

Now onto the Design Team - before I left for Rochester I applied to Oak House Studio's call out for new Design Team members and while I was on holiday I received an email from Lynnda who owns Oak House Studio to say I had been successful.  Now to keep quiet about it for nearly 3 weeks has been really difficult - but yay now I can shout it out to everyone and I can tell you that you are in for a treat as the stamps and inks are just lovely and I get to play and get creative with them.  So don't forget to subscribe to this blog or get email notifications to keep up to date with what's happening and not to miss out on the tutorials/instructions I'll be posting.

Before I go here are some photo's from the art convention.

Huggles with Sarah 

Outside the Brainery with Cindy, Ann, Sarah and Karen

Collage of the art room and the artists