Hope I didn't lose anyone, as I accidently deleted my post. It was only up for about 2 minutes, but I know Zoe is really fast on getting to the posts.
This week's word at Every Inchie Monday is talk. This one was a toughie. It is difficult to visualize abstract concepts.
I decided to play a rebus game with you. I used to love these puzzles when I was a supply teacher. They always kept the students occupied.
So, if this
is "I understand", then what is this?
Or maybe this one is clearer. Or maybe less so. My friend says the second one is better, but I couldn't decide, so you get them both. Any guesses?
And I'm still quilling. It is so difficult to use those 1/8" pieces of paper on the side. I really admire the work of someone like Sabeena Karnik.
Hope you have lots of people to talk to this week, and that you have amazing things to say.
Small talk?
ReplyDeleteFantastic job on contour quilling and so small too! What are you talking about "just learning"?! I love Sabeena's work as well. Want to have a real feast on the eyes - check out this artist: http://www.artyulia.com, as well as Natalia Molotkova. I could not find a website for her, but just google her name.
right the first time! Knew you would get it.
DeleteI'm glad Zoe knew the answer, because I didn't :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat inchies!
I got small talk, But I don't get the 2nd one. But i love all 3 of them! great work
ReplyDeletethey are both supposed to be small talk - I just wasn't sure which one was clearer
DeleteSmall talk & speech bubble? Keep it simple is often a good idea and these are certainly pared back to the essentials :-) I did that too!
ReplyDeleteSally
Love all 3 of them!
ReplyDeleteWell, that was a fun approach to the challenge. Made everyone pay attention HAHA!
ReplyDeleteExcellent play on words. It is amazing what we can do with just one inch.
ReplyDeleteFantastic idea for the word. Well done
ReplyDeleteLove Chrissie
Brilliant inchies.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great approach to the inchie challenge. well done.
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