Hi Everyone,
Another WOYWWednesday already - how did that happen?! - time to show you what's on my workdesk today. Pop over to Julia's to see what everyone else is up to this week and link up to show us yours :o)
Star of the show in my workroom this week is the gorgeous Gabriele. My wonderful husband spotted her in Norwich, picked her up, carried her all the way home in his arms and hid her in my room. He was a little concerned that he may have misjudged, that I wouldn't like her, but I fell in love with her straight away and I know that we will be great friends. Here she is in all her gorgeous glory...
... the Adler Gabriele 20, made during the 1960's. Some of her workings are a little stiff and her cover won't close, but she still does the job (we have so much in common already). I love her vintage style and the way she goes "ping"; it takes me right back to when I first learned to type many years ago. The classic typewriter font combined with my rusty typing skills produces a perfectly imperfect vintage-style text which will be great for all kinds of projects.
Not much else happening on my desk today - the empty jellybean box you can see on the right is the beginnings of an idea for a Christmas mini kit for my crafty friends this year, really must get going with that!
Thanks for popping in today - pop over to Julia's Stamping Ground to check out lots of other workdesks all over the world and link up to show us What's On Your Workdesk this Wednesday :o)
Annie xxx
Another WOYWWednesday already - how did that happen?! - time to show you what's on my workdesk today. Pop over to Julia's to see what everyone else is up to this week and link up to show us yours :o)
Star of the show in my workroom this week is the gorgeous Gabriele. My wonderful husband spotted her in Norwich, picked her up, carried her all the way home in his arms and hid her in my room. He was a little concerned that he may have misjudged, that I wouldn't like her, but I fell in love with her straight away and I know that we will be great friends. Here she is in all her gorgeous glory...
... the Adler Gabriele 20, made during the 1960's. Some of her workings are a little stiff and her cover won't close, but she still does the job (we have so much in common already). I love her vintage style and the way she goes "ping"; it takes me right back to when I first learned to type many years ago. The classic typewriter font combined with my rusty typing skills produces a perfectly imperfect vintage-style text which will be great for all kinds of projects.
Not much else happening on my desk today - the empty jellybean box you can see on the right is the beginnings of an idea for a Christmas mini kit for my crafty friends this year, really must get going with that!
Thanks for popping in today - pop over to Julia's Stamping Ground to check out lots of other workdesks all over the world and link up to show us What's On Your Workdesk this Wednesday :o)
Annie xxx
Comments
Hugs, LLJ 28 xx
And cor..that is going to be a mini kit for your chums...am fascinated..!
Have a great week and happy crafting, Angela x 34
Have a good week,
Thank you for letting look over your shoulder,
Lisca#67
Happy crafting!
Jeannie #27
Cheers
Gabriele 31