Crafting with limitations and disabilities is possible. With this blog, I am creating a record to show how I am overcoming my disability and using it as a motivation to become a better crafter. I hope my story helps others who may be in a similar situation. My tools, my hands. Crafting with limitations and disabilities is frustrating and can be very painful. The most important tool we CAN use is our determination. Click on a picture on the slideshow to view an enlarged image.
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Dimensional Hearts
A little more complicated than my usual. The key is to measure and center correctly. Using a black card as a base, I rounded all the corners and then glued a french toille paper and edged with a dark pink metallic ink. Then glued down the middle a strip of metallic red paper. Separately, punched out 1" black card stock squares, metallic red hearts and white hearts. Glued the hearts onto each square and then pierced the squares (top one only on one side) and using 8mm silver jump rings connected the strip of hearts. Put a foam dot under each square and adhered down to the red strip. Added two crystal dangles at the bottom.
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