WOYWW - a different day and perspective

Sunday my son took over the camera and snapped pictures of anything and everything. This is what kids do and I thank God and all the people involved in developing digital technology that allows me to delete unwanted images. I don't really need a picture of the seat of my chair or a close up of a pen cap.

Sunday I had a particularly creative session of experimenting with inks, paints, stamps and papers. The remnants are in the picture below. So I get to play Eye Spy with all of you too. Because he is shorter and shot the picture from farther away than I usually do you get to see a lot more of the mess storage .

Click to enlarge, makes Eye Spy easier to play,

Can you find:

1. A proportion wheel (put away, sort of)
   
2. A Spirograph set, circa 1972 (put away)
   
3. A boom box remote control (put away)
   
4. A Fiskar's stamp press (out)
5. A Stamp-a-ma-jig  (put away)
6. A Fiskar's cutter (put away) 
7. Tulip Puff Paint (out)
8. Decorative Duck Brand Tape  (out - hint it is black and white and damask all over)
9. A roll of paper towels (put away, sort of)
10. A calculator that I use more than the proportion wheel (put away)

For bonus points (which, when added to $5 will get you a hot drink at Starbucks):  a donkey sticker, 2 penguins on an ice floe, and a heat gun - all put away, plus a cell phone that only allows me to talk to people (not put away).

Happy Crafting,

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