Those shoes are lovely! I have an old pair of court shoes I have been looking to make pretty again. Thanks for some inspiration

Kayleighann

Hey everyone!

Hope this is the right board to post this on but for all you artists in, around and nearby Liverpool there is an upcoming exhibition looking for YOU!

"An exhibition exploring the future of Liverpool's built environment. 6th October 2011 - 16th October 2011 at WCS, Wolstenholme Square (located off Duke Street, Liverpool city centre)

Looking for artists, illustrators, designers, architects, architectural students, photographers, film makers, painters, sculptors, etc to submit work for the exhibition. Submission deadline 29th August."

Here are a couple of useful sites if you are interested.

http://www.facebook.com/MadeInLiverpoolExhibition?sk=wall

http://liverpoolexhibition.co.uk/Made_in_Liverpool_Exhibition/Home.html

http://twitter.com/#!/MadeInLiverpool

KayleighAnn

Fill them with glitter, beads etc top with cork (glue gun sealed) and label them fairy dust! Cute gifts for little girls or for the garden on string etc. Clean well!

Question: What can I do with an pair of plain black high heeled shoes?

Aaaaww! How did you make them?

KayleighAnn

These are cute! Thanks for the tutorial

KayleighAnn

Ahhh I see! Shoulda done this before I left the herbs out all alone for a month eek.

I will know for next time, Im glad it seems to work

KayleighAnn

Its times like this that I wish I could sew, oh and had a sewing machine ha.

Your dress is beautiful. I googled the dress also, officially in love with the colours of the monarch butterfly and I never really enjoyed wearing orange before.

Just need to put some wire in the seams to make it stay in shape on its own!! Might make it a pain to wash though...



KayleighAnn

That is incredible!!! How long do the houses take?!

KayleighAnn

This may sound silly but... How does it work? The homemade and non homemade ones?

KayleighAnn

FINALLY! Some garden inspiration I was looking for!! I have just moved into a student house with a rather grim concrete back garden. I has 2 sad looking built up brick flower boxes and I have been wondering how I can make it look lovely on a student style budget!

Im dying to paint the breize blocks that really dampen my day but need permission and some inspiration for those too haha.

Think the pallet idea is first on the list, full of lavender Im thinking

Oh and basil grows better on a windowsill inside which may be why its looking a bit sad? Herbs need to be picked regularly to keep them growing fully and healthily apparently?!

Oh I cant wait to show the girls Im living with how cute your garden is! It gives me hope for ours

KayleighAnn