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Saturday, 28 November 2009

Lotstodo - challenge - Black/Green and Gold



Just a little hanger for this weeks challenge on Lotstodo

Saturday, 21 November 2009

Lotstodo Challenge - Free Theme



Sams taking a break this week from the challenge site - she has been running it for me for quite a few months now whilst I had other things going on - I am really grateful for the way she has inspired and encouraged lots of you to take part.

I made Sam this Journal as part of my Brave People post. The covers are Canvas Board which I inked with Sams Fav. colours I then added the grungeboard pieces which had also been inked. I just love the screw parts!!! The book is filled with letraset 270g paper which will take any amount of inks and paint without bleeding. I'm sure Sam will have lots of fun with it and look forward to seeing its progress.

Friday, 20 November 2009

Brave people Make Brave things



This is the third of my pieces - this one was sent to Susan - hope she likes it

The fourth and last piece will be in my blog tomorrow

Brave people Make Brave things



This is the frame I sent out to Joy as part of this challenge - I know she's received it now and is delighted with it.

Brave people Make Brave things




To make this canvas I did a gesso transfer of the image-I then covered the whole canvas in mod podge added some torn paper and inked and played with it. I then stamped my quote on to tissue and again added this with mod podge - to finish off I added some beads that I'd wired. I sent this one to Zoe who had joined my posting.

Wednesday, 18 November 2009

Beeswax Frame



Another beeswax frame this one is for my neice Ann's husband Mark. Ann asked me to do him one for Christmas - hope they both like it

Alhabet Journal - I

Saturday, 14 November 2009

Lotstodo - challenge - Embossed



I created my canvas background with Black Gesso and Copper Dabber. I then put some metal through my pasta machine inside cutlebug embossing folders. I attached these - I then stamped my main image on to metal and embossed using Ten Second Studio tools I filled in the image on the back with texture paste.I stamped my pebbled wording on to tissue paper and added with Mod Podge

Lotstodo - swap - Arches - Autumnal



I used autumnal backing paper to cover my arches then collaged on too it with various images , wording and embellishmens

Lotstodo - swap - ATC - Body Parts



I created the background for my atc's with spray web and dye inks. I then stamped my images and sentiments with stazon I added little embellishments and finished by inking the edges

Saturday, 7 November 2009

Saturday Surprise



I used the back of an old picture frame for my piece. I created the background with acrylics and a stipple brush - I then stamped my images and chalked them added them to my piece and framed them - I finished by adding a bit of bling and a ring pull hanger

Saturday Workout - Altered Bottle

UKS - atc's



These are the atc's I've done for a swap on UKS being hosted by Sam. I used lots of different techniques to create them including lemon burning - direct to paper inking - alcohol inks - paper distressing with Making Memories tool

Lotstodo - challenge - distressed




I did this canvas for the challenge on Lotstodo which this week has the theme "Distressed" I used distress ink to cover my canvas then Black Soot through sequin waste. I added some crackle paint and did some stamping - my image - fab isn't it !!! - is from Dezinaworld

Wednesday, 4 November 2009

Beeswax Frame



Another beeswax frame - layered the beeswax - softened - stamped with scroll stamp - inked with Adirondack Dye Ink. The gorgeous photo is of my neice Ann's little boy Toby

Sunday, 1 November 2009

Lotstodo - swap - 4 x 4's



These are my 4x4's for a swap I am hosting on the Lotstodo Forum

I decided to give all mine a distressed look

Book Cover - Sand




I mixed sand with pva until it had the cosistency of cement - I then, using a palette knife, put it on to my book. I love the way it feels and looks - I'll be adding a titled name plate just as soon as I decide what to call my book.