Anyway. I'm super excited to post on here again, it's been awhile hasn't it? I'm looooving our prompt and Guest Designer.
The random winner for the October Q-Tea Kit goes tooooooo--- Patty!
Email me at karahaupt [at] gmail.com and I'll get that taken care of!
So. Now. I'll get on wit' it. The prompt is---
Board Games

Thank you Kara and TAIF girls for inviting me to be a guest designer! I'm so excited to be here! I'm a big fan of the blog and the inspiring artwork that comes out of it. :-)
A little background info on me... I'm a part-time graphic designer and I also design digital scrapbook/art supplies for Two Peas in a Bucket, called Kitschy Digitals. I also have an Etsy shop called Tiny Bazaar where I sell unique crocheted jewelry, prints of my photography and other paper goods. I really just love dabbling in all kinds of art and crafts whether it be sewing, embroidery, photography or interior design.. that is why I love this blog and how open it is to so many artforms!
For this project, I borrowed some of my Mother-in-Law's vintage board games for inspiration. I ended up using this board game.. I'm not sure what game it is, but I loved the Mod colors and geometric shapes! I'm so into the Mod look right now, whether it be fashion (I'm watching the first season of Mad Men on Netflix lately and I LOVE the early 60's fashion!) or in interior design. The colors and shapes are permeating my creations lately, and it's so fun.
I applied the same color palette and Mod design from the board game to this project. I took an old jean skirt and recycled it by attaching brightly colored felt shapes to it with embroidery stitching. I love how it turned out.
I can't wait to see what the other artists did with the board game concept!
Here is her awwwesome project!
Totally fun, right? Take a part an old game, use the pieces. Take inspiration from one....Write a story as if you were following a board game. Take some artsy photos with your kids playing their fav. game. Frame your favorite game as a cool piece of art. Scrap about a childhood game. Go crazy, y'all. I'm thrilled to have the ever amazing and crazy-talented Danielle Thompson.

Thank you Kara and TAIF girls for inviting me to be a guest designer! I'm so excited to be here! I'm a big fan of the blog and the inspiring artwork that comes out of it. :-)
I can't wait to see what the other artists did with the board game concept!
Here is her awwwesome project!




Awesome, right?
Another totally cool way to interpret these prompts!
Now onto the girls.
Mandi--

Kara--

(I used some vintage Scrabble for Kids game pieces to spell out a little love note for my sister's birthday today!)
Ashley--

I'm super excited to have the ever lovely Danielle Stussy host a sweet RAK from her Etsy shop!
Here's what you could get!

I'm super excited to have the ever lovely Danielle Stussy host a sweet RAK from her Etsy shop!
Here's what you could get!
Have a fabbbulous Monday!!
xoxo.
Kara.
She epitomizes the quote from the previous post in my mind. We all love her. I want to be her when I grow up. Her art this week, is just that. Art. Stand alone, display it on a wall to admire, art.







All the projects will probably be viewable on the respective TAIF girls 

