Inspired by the work of Liesel Lund.
Tuesday, 7 May 2013
Monday, 6 May 2013
Flowers, Fish and a Pencil (take 2)
A follow on from yesterday's sketchbook exercise using the same list of 20 items randomly selected. I am really enjoying this process and plan to do more of this.
Sunday, 5 May 2013
Rabbits, Fish and a Pencil (Take 1)
This drawing exercise involved a list of elements chosen at random and included in the page. The fish being the first element chosen!
The sketch was coloured with watercolours and Inktense pencils.
The sketch was coloured with watercolours and Inktense pencils.
Saturday, 4 May 2013
Return of the Sketchbook
Back on track again with my sketchbook journey following the exercises in Drawing Lab by Carla Sonheim. Some of the exercises are quite random but the results are great. Here is a page created with two collage elements (the dress and the lantern) with the design built around them.
Friday, 3 May 2013
Baskets, fires and furry friends!
No crafting today as my post comes from sunny Wisbech, where I am 'working' in the shop owned by my brother and sister-in-law. So sharing with you some of our wares!
How cute are these?!!
And there is a craft shop next door, what a result.
Thursday, 2 May 2013
Sunday Stamper Week 255
The Sunday Stamper challenge with Hels Sheriden this week is Blue Jay Way, the theme is Blue.
Here is my entry,
I stamped on some blue patterned muslin with Ultramarine Stazon some swirls and one of my favoutite bird stamps. I then added some stickles dots.
Here is my entry,
I stamped on some blue patterned muslin with Ultramarine Stazon some swirls and one of my favoutite bird stamps. I then added some stickles dots.
Wednesday, 1 May 2013
What's on your workdesk Wednesday - 204
Wow, Wednesday again!
Thank you for all the super comments from everyone last week.
I am away from my desk this week so I am cheating a bit (sorry Julia!). Here is my desk when I last worked at it. As I receive so ,many comments about the tidiness, here is some messiness! Do pop over to Stamping Ground by clicking on the button in the sidebar, and prepare to take a journey around the world visiting all the desks.
I bought a clock blank from the MDF man at Ally Pally, so couldn't wait to use it.I coated with gesso and then collaged paper scraps. I cut a circle of foam board for the clock face, covered with paper and distressed the whole thing with some watered down acrylic pint in a beige colour and coated with some Glue and Seal (Ranger). The numbers were rub ons. Here is the finished Shabby Chic clock on the wall!
Thank you for all the super comments from everyone last week.
I am away from my desk this week so I am cheating a bit (sorry Julia!). Here is my desk when I last worked at it. As I receive so ,many comments about the tidiness, here is some messiness! Do pop over to Stamping Ground by clicking on the button in the sidebar, and prepare to take a journey around the world visiting all the desks.
I bought a clock blank from the MDF man at Ally Pally, so couldn't wait to use it.I coated with gesso and then collaged paper scraps. I cut a circle of foam board for the clock face, covered with paper and distressed the whole thing with some watered down acrylic pint in a beige colour and coated with some Glue and Seal (Ranger). The numbers were rub ons. Here is the finished Shabby Chic clock on the wall!
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