as you hope to go on. I spent a lovely morning with my new large gelli plate, some cereal boxes and my Big Shot. The result was 52 ATC's which I am hoping to turn into art prompts. I started this back in the summer but like so many things it stalled, so with my New Year fervour I thought I'd try again. I should have taken photographs but you know what the gelli plate is like you are carried away. The outside(printed) of the cereal cardboard gave me coverage problems but with a combination of gesso, opaque Fresco Paints and a deal of layering I managed and felt very happy with my re-cycling.
Now to add a bit of stamping and the words.
Lynda Monk has been doing some wonderful things with Thermofax .Who knew fish and bird skeletons would look this good.
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Wednesday, January 01, 2014
Monday, May 27, 2013
F..(fe-fr)....
We are taking a short trip this week and I thought I would have to wait until I came home to do this fortnight's letter for the Craft Barn Challenge but I found a word and the juices started flowing . The word I chose is "Firmament" and in my old dictionary it is explained as "the sky viewed, originally a a solid expanse with stars fixed in it: the region of the air."
I was inspires by these two images I found
There are mancoloured versions of the sencond picture so here is mine
The stars are actually gold metal not black and they shine. I painted the background with watercolours for a change, the village is made up from images stamped onto card, painted and collaged. I am sorry I can't name designer but they are unmounted and I have had them for years. The sun is made from a a brayer clean off sheet from a gelli session. The angels are punched out of another gelli sheet as are the letters die cut with a Tim Holtz alphabet.
The thing I like best about this page is, it has used things I have had for years. Here it is with it's tag.
I was inspires by these two images I found

There are mancoloured versions of the sencond picture so here is mine
The stars are actually gold metal not black and they shine. I painted the background with watercolours for a change, the village is made up from images stamped onto card, painted and collaged. I am sorry I can't name designer but they are unmounted and I have had them for years. The sun is made from a a brayer clean off sheet from a gelli session. The angels are punched out of another gelli sheet as are the letters die cut with a Tim Holtz alphabet.
The thing I like best about this page is, it has used things I have had for years. Here it is with it's tag.
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