Watch Out For Those Witches!

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Here's a snapshot of some Scrabble Tiles, paired up for earrings. This batch has wet resin on them. Tomorrow I'll be turning them into earrings at Bird On a Wire from 11am to 4pm!

Scrabble Tile Earrings

Here's a set of recycled scrabble tiles that are about to be turned into 5 sets of earrings.

These are a custom order that will also soon be earrings:

...or these:

A Couple of Local Haunts

These gals are loving their fancy-schmancy new scrabble tile earrings!

These were just added to "Bird on a Wire Creations" today...

...along with these recycled domino necklaces.

Here's a peek inside the store:

Of course my daughter (yet again) insists on being in the photo.

This pile of brooches are in "Make" on Granville Island...

...along with magnets.

A peek inside:

Getting Ready for the Spring Shows

The Spring shows are just about here....so I've been spending my evenings getting prepared.

Here's some Scrabble Tile lapel pins:

Cuff links:

Keychains:

Bottle caps:

Some New Pieces

Made some Scrabble Tile earrings today. These ones will go up in my shop (tomorrow).

Guess I was in the mood for all things Paris, because I made several different pairs, but all Parisian themed. I dropped them off at a local store (Two of Hearts) today.

Here's a key chain made out of a recycled Rummikub game piece. This gal is definitely one of my fav's! She'll be headed off to my shop tomorrow too!

Here's a trio of recycled Rummikub necklaces.

I started making recycled Scrabble Tile lapel pins over the Christmas season. This gal reminds me of summer....

...and this trio reminds me that Spring is just around the corner!

This guy's just hanging out in my studio!

Fun Cookies

Today I just couldn't resist buying these flying pig cookies from one of the local bakeries, "Uprising Breads".

When I got home, I saw that a friend sent me a link for these cookies!

She saw these cookies and immediately thought of my HUGE jar of Scrabble tiles! She plans on making them with her home ec class.

Here's the recipe and instructions from "Just a Taste".