I found the quote somewhere online and that was my starting point. Random strips of patterned paper were cut and fashioned into a fence for the large crow to sit upon. More patterned paper, a chipboard jack-o-lantern and some sparkly pipe cleaners were added. Here is the back of this page:
The focal image is from a collage sheet and it was framed in with some copper German scrap. The paint spatters are actually a stamp from DeNami Designs. I used a Tim Holtz ticket to add my name and date for this page.
I also wanted to share with you a little book I am working on using Gelli print pages.
My Gelli plate is the 6 x 6 size, which is perfect when making cards and smaller projects. I selected several prints to use and cut them down to 5.5 x 5 inch pages, or smaller. Some of these pages have prints on the back and some do not. I will just add more inks or stencils or stamps to them as I go.
I punched two holes for the binding and threaded a fuzzy hairband through them from the back. A pair of chopsticks were used to hold the band - looks pretty and cool!! :*) The sequins were all the embellishment I wanted because the print itself is so gorgeous.
Have a wonderful weekend!
1 comment:
It'll be so much fun to see your book exchange pages along the way Joy.No surprise your theme is Paris :):)Love the cover of your haiku book. I agree with you that the print shouldn't be covered up.Nice work all around!
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