When I saw Jaime Warren's scrap pages over on Cocoa Daisy, I was floored. Man, she's so incredibly talented!!
So, naturally, I shamelessly copied her design! ;-)
I used punches and stencils and Distress Inks and wood veneer and banners and ink blots and metal dots and the kitchen sink.
OK, not really the sink. But I threw everything else at this page! It was darned fun, let me tell you! I'm usually the clean-and-simple type, but lately I've been having fun making ART.
Or a mess.
Whatever you'd like to call it! =D
The photo is another in the series I took at my friend's pond of the amazingly gorgeous dragonflies. I got super super close to this one. You can see the literally see the hair on the back of his neck!
Or whatever dragonflies have for a neck. Heh.
Supplies:
Paper: Bazzill (white cardstock); Tim Holtz (Lost and Found pad); Little Yellow Bicycle (Fern & Forest); Cosmo Cricket (unknown snippet); Graphic 45 (unknown snippet); page from old accounting book
Inks: Tim Holtz Distress Ink (Salty Ocean and Broken China); Dylusions (Spray Ink: London Blue and Stencil: Diamond Border)
ETC: Marvy Uchida (circle and square punches); Nestabilites (Pinked Circles die cuts, Labels die cuts); Studio Calico (wood veneer); Prima (wood veneer); The Paper Studio (epoxy stickers); Heidi Grace (metal dots)
Happy Friday, everyone! The chilly, rainy conditions here continue. Good thing my hobby lends itself to such weather. I would hate to be a golfer or a baseball player! ;-)
Have a crafty weekend!!
~Cynthia
So, naturally, I shamelessly copied her design! ;-)
I used punches and stencils and Distress Inks and wood veneer and banners and ink blots and metal dots and the kitchen sink.
OK, not really the sink. But I threw everything else at this page! It was darned fun, let me tell you! I'm usually the clean-and-simple type, but lately I've been having fun making ART.
Or a mess.
Whatever you'd like to call it! =D
The photo is another in the series I took at my friend's pond of the amazingly gorgeous dragonflies. I got super super close to this one. You can see the literally see the hair on the back of his neck!
Or whatever dragonflies have for a neck. Heh.
Supplies:
Paper: Bazzill (white cardstock); Tim Holtz (Lost and Found pad); Little Yellow Bicycle (Fern & Forest); Cosmo Cricket (unknown snippet); Graphic 45 (unknown snippet); page from old accounting book
Inks: Tim Holtz Distress Ink (Salty Ocean and Broken China); Dylusions (Spray Ink: London Blue and Stencil: Diamond Border)
ETC: Marvy Uchida (circle and square punches); Nestabilites (Pinked Circles die cuts, Labels die cuts); Studio Calico (wood veneer); Prima (wood veneer); The Paper Studio (epoxy stickers); Heidi Grace (metal dots)
Happy Friday, everyone! The chilly, rainy conditions here continue. Good thing my hobby lends itself to such weather. I would hate to be a golfer or a baseball player! ;-)
Have a crafty weekend!!
~Cynthia
3 comments:
first, that picture is fabulous, cynthia! second, so is the page:) happy weekend!!
I'd like to throw stuff on a page and have it look like this! Fantastic! And that photograph of the dragonfly is amazing! You really caught the look of those gossamer wings!
This is beautiful! I love all those wooden elements and the fun use of the diamond stencils :)
Best crafty wishes!
Amber
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