After sharing those houses (in the last post) made for the swap I realized I didn't post here the full pics of the houses I designed for Darkroom Door - so here are those houses too. Linda asked me where the Photobooth Ladies came from - they are made by Darkroom Door too, aren't they fun? Yes, they are :)
Have you been hearing the buzz from CHA in Chicago? You can check out some sneak peek photos from Shopping Diva's flikr photostream HERE , you can find conversations and links to many manufacturer sneak peeks HERE - if you have other sources for the scoop from CHA please share them in the comments section!
All of the stamps and papers for these little houses are from Darkroom Door, the doors were recycled from catalogs and 'junk mail', it's good for something after all :) You can see my designs for Darkroom Door and many other talented designers on the Darkroom Door Blog. This week Godelieve is the featured Guest Artist, you really need to visit and see the delightful work she did!Don't forget to share those CHA links if you have some for us! For those who are wondering 'what the heck is CHA??' it's the Craft and Hobby Association expo and features debuts of new design lines from a HUGE number of manufacturers from around the world, sensory overload at it's very best. The atmosphere at the show is just amazing, not only do vendors come from around the world but retailers, designers, artists, press, and visitors from all over the globe to attend the show - it's somewhat overwhelming and very inspiring.
Hope you are having a great weekend!
Edited to add more links to CHA stuff:
Tami
Roni (thanks to Penny for the heads up on Roni's photos!)
Your houses are little treasures Sue! I really love the projects you made for Darkroom Door.
ReplyDeleteLove these houses :) ! Thanks for the links on CHA too...
ReplyDeleteyour houses are just gorgeous! love them!
ReplyDeleteWOOOOOW, THIS IS AWESOME... I love the clock at the top..
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your little houses!
ReplyDeleteThe best round up of CHA I have found is Roni at Ink Stains. She took a gazillion photos!! You have to see the Tattered Angels booth...
http://inkstainswithroni.blogspot.com/2008_07_01_archive.html
scroll on down, there are a LOT of posts there.
Sue your little row houses are fabulous!!Thank you so much for mine!
ReplyDeleteHow unique...terrific creations!
ReplyDeleteSo great to see your work! Coming to scout stamping stuff for me in Anaheim in January???
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