This Song

The theme for this ATC was "Packing paper".

More Birds ...

... for another Bird ATC swap.

Black & White

... is this week´s theme for the "Make a moo or two" challenge.

Birds of a Feather

I can´t believe that I´ve really done it - for the first time I have made nine ATCs for a swap! This wouldn´t have been possible with another theme, but you all know that birds are my favourite ;-)

Orient Collage

This Orient themed collage on canvas board is only 5,9 x 5,9 inches small. It´s for Manja, and I really hope she´ll like it!

ATC Collection

I´ve just received my return cards from an ATC swap and discovered that I´ve hit the 2.000 limit now - I now have 2001 ATCs from 410 different people from 19 nations, wow. Thanks to all who have contributed to my collection, and I hope I´ll get a card or more from those of you that I don´t know yet ... if you´re interested in trading ATCs, just have a look at my Flickr album and let me know.

Good News

Wednesday is the day when my daily newspaper announces news from the register of marriages and births. So when I did a search in today´s newspaper for this week´s Wednesday Stamper´s challenge "Newspaper" this page caught my eye ...

Drowning in the Sea of Books

This arch is killing two birds with one stone: it´s perfect for today´s Gothic Arches challenge "Mermaids" as well as this week´s Layers of Color challenge "Summer Respite".
Can you think of a better vacation than reading everything you´ve always wanted to read?

There´s a Boy in the House

This week´s challenge on the "Dans ma maison il y a ..." blog is "un garcon". So here´s my little boy in a big house waiting for some scary things happening on his way to grow up.

Winged Things

When I received Letha´s journal "Winged Things" I´ve been astonished that there were all kinds of insects but no birds or inanimate things with wings in it. My first idea was to let something earthy fly amidst a crowd of birds, but then I decided to let my imagination fly ...

In the Neighborhood

... is the theme of Abby´s journal. I think that these pages speak for themselves telling a sad story of denunciation and denial.