One is not born a woman - one becomes one

Colourful silhouette card

Ain't no happy fish in the Baltic Sea

Plaster sea horse and plaster fish painted with 

nail polish.

This plaster fish has been painted using 

watercolours. (Made by my youngest 

little sister.)

Life in the pasture lane

Sheep in the pasture lane

Click on the picture to see the tutorial! 

 You need:

* 2 A4-paper (in different colours) 

* Grey paper (for the faces), green paper (for the grass)

* A pair of sharp scissors

* A pencil
* Some coloured pencils (like black and white)

* Glue  

Calling all colours

Black sheep, Rainbow sheep, White cloud sheep 
(Here's how to draw a sheep.) 



              

Silhouettes on the shade

My youngest sister and I

How to create a silhouette:

Find a side profile picture of your desired object on your computer. Make it the size you want and print it out. Cut out the silhouette. Pin it to some black felt/paper and cut that out. You are now finished with your silhouette.

Reflections of the Sea

Sea glass mobile

The ebb and flow of waves sculpt rough glass into smooth pieces of glass, like those adorning my sea glass mobile. 

Sea glass is like sea treasure to me. Looking at my sea glass mobile, I feel that my precious memories of the sea are close to me. I can almost feel the fresh hues of the sea. 

If you feel inspired to create a mobile, then check these out as well: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I
  
If you want to know how I created mine, then go ahead and ask me.

Terrible storm

A while ago I found some transparent glass pendants in a crafts-supplies-store. My first idea was to cover them with fabric, like I did here. Then I realized I could might as well use big buttons if I wanted to make some fabric-covered pendants. Therefore I decided to do something else of the glass pendants I had. Since I like to paint things with nail polish (and sometimes myself too), I thought nail polish would be the perfect match for my glass pendants. 

The motives are supposed to be trees (not sure if that's perceptible). I felt inspired by this painting that my youngest sister once made for me.