Those unruly children! How did they get into that locked cabinet where you keep your most valuable art supplies? That boy had a hand in this, no doubt. I must politely tend to him. You shall see. I will try not to go to hard on him. But he must answer for this!!!
Katherine:As a child I wasnt allowed to either.(same reason as yours)That's why I let my children enjoy these simple pleasures.
Niall:Wish i'd mailed you with the picture before I cleared it up!What a nice idea!
Gawpo:How--just how did you know about my locked cabinet?i demand you tell me right now!! What else do you know about me that i keep locked? Fast.. Fast (chewing nails).Am waiting :-)
Freelance cynic:My kids did it.But the mess was so beautiful that i let it stay for three days before clearing it.My head is always on a vacation!Doesnt it show!
Bob-Kat:True!See my comment above.
Mr.J:thanks for the comment.It wasnt hard to clear up.Just used a dry brush and brushed it to a paper.Crumpled up the paper--and viola! BTW,I didnt see this one coming either. :-) :-)
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ReplyDeleteyipes... umm, was that sharpener or a shredder those poor colours flet in their fina moments :D
ReplyDeleteyeepie, riots of colors :-)
ReplyDeletehehhe Funny!
ReplyDeleteI used to do that to my crayons when I was little, even though they didn't need to be sharpened.
Tyler: Glad I could make you smile
ReplyDeleteRoshan:It was a sharpener, but they crumbled under the stress.Imagine what a shredder would have done.
Misti:I felt the same way when i saw that burst of colours.
Devil Mood:I didnt do it.My kids did.I discovered it after they had left for schhol.I found it so beautiful that I simply had to click a picture.
Sure, if you were ALLOWED to get the box with the sharpener which I never was. Too expensive! Still bitter, can ya tell?
ReplyDeleteThe shavings are wonderful..brush them onto a piece of paper..possibly already covered in a coat of PVA glue..voila!
ReplyDeleteThose unruly children! How did they get into that locked cabinet where you keep your most valuable art supplies? That boy had a hand in this, no doubt. I must politely tend to him. You shall see. I will try not to go to hard on him. But he must answer for this!!!
ReplyDeleteMurderer!
ReplyDeleteHow could you! Red!! Orange!!
What. Happened. To. Your. Head!
I love the riot of colour these shavings make! What a beautiful mess :-)
ReplyDeleteHey.. i've been following your crayons story and this one is beyond words. Lol, wonder how I didn't see this was coming.
ReplyDeleteNow I suppose you did have a hard time cleaning up the mess :p
Katherine:As a child I wasnt allowed to either.(same reason as yours)That's why I let my children enjoy these simple pleasures.
ReplyDeleteNiall:Wish i'd mailed you with the picture before I cleared it up!What a nice idea!
Gawpo:How--just how did you know about my locked cabinet?i demand you tell me right now!! What else do you know about me that i keep locked? Fast.. Fast (chewing nails).Am waiting :-)
Freelance cynic:My kids did it.But the mess was so beautiful that i let it stay for three days before clearing it.My head is always on a vacation!Doesnt it show!
Bob-Kat:True!See my comment above.
Mr.J:thanks for the comment.It wasnt hard to clear up.Just used a dry brush and brushed it to a paper.Crumpled up the paper--and viola!
BTW,I didnt see this one coming either. :-) :-)
May I add a comment
ReplyDelete"after a battle" :):)
Deepak: you are so right!! It was indeed after a battle!
ReplyDeleteinteresing pic love the shaving shame you cleared it away,its sort of instant art
ReplyDeleteHello ps!
ReplyDeleteI like you blog! I like the colourful mood I've just found here. I'll come back to read further, sure!
Keep on having a nice weekend. :)
Uh....Uh......Um.......Uh.......I can't remember. Too nervous. I faint under pressure like this.
ReplyDeleteGULP...
the sharpened crayon or pencil is irresistible to me..like a new book waiting to be read or the new page one begins to write on
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