Happily it is something that I have in my stash & I know exactly which drawer to open - how good can it get!
I've used some paper that I bought from a fabulous shop in Totnes, (it's got little leaves included in the pulp) for the left hand page - the right hand one is using some paper I made from recycled mail & assorted metallic thread snips that came from machine embroidery work I did.
I sprayed some paper scraps (mulberry & dryer sheet) with distress & dylusions that I then diecut used tattered florals as well as using some Japanese newspaper that I acquired on a flight over to the USA a few years ago! The flowers have been glued down, sometimes layered as well, and then I done some doodling & stamping in the gaps.
Brilliant use of the peculiar ingredients - they add such lovely texture, and the colours are beautiful.
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Wonderful ingredients for these fantastic pages Sally. You just want to be able to reach out and touch them
ReplyDeleteYvonne xx
Gorgeous texture and colours Sally!
ReplyDeleteThis absolutely mimics a fine quilt! I love the textures and hand drawn stitches! :)
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