hey bloggers… i wanted to share an update of this project i began in my studio last month that i mentioned on the blog. well between the many blocks i received from some of you bloggers, and more sets that i scoured ebay for, i decided to redo my studio table and fill it completely with several wooden letterpress blocks – check it out, it’s so “me”…
i’ve also been crazy busy this month getting ready for the cha-show (since it’s a couple weeks earlier than usual next year), yet i’ve been trying to share projects of my own as well as posting links to projects i’ve been inspired by. i certainly hope you’ve been enjoying them and finding some creative ideas as much as i have. today i wanted to share another amazing tutorial from paula cheney from the “one lucky day” blog, who has once again made a project that was both creative, and when you read her post, very heartfelt. i hope the holiday season is filling you with heartfelt inspiration too…t!m







Oh, your table is wonderful. Paula’s creation is super cool, too!
That is beyond cool! Definitely “you”.
Absolutely LOVE your table top! It IS so you!! And thanks for sharing Paula’s shadow box. AMAZING! Merry Christmas to you Tim, and Mario.
love the table!! It looks perfect! I am enjoying the sites you mention. Lots of creative people out there. I did make the house for Christmas. Thanks for sharing.
that table absolutely rocks! i still love the feel of “real” type.
Wow it looks great, Tim ! Merry Christmas ! xoxo
That is TOTALLY you! What a cool work of art, Tim! I love how you surround yourself with the things that inspire you. Thanks for giving us a peek at the new table, and for sharing Paula’s stunning shadow box! She’s wonderful!!!
Why am I thinking new embossing folder from the looks of that gorgeous letter press table??
Hi Tim
yet another masterpiece, wow so inspiring i just looking forward to getting my first craft desk instead of taking over the dining table lol.
Thank you again for sharing
Kathy – New Zealand
Your desk looks great. Glad to see that you found enough letters to fill it up.