Dominos , Flashing tape, and Lots of Alcohol Ink. Messy but Fun.
Where the Wild Things Are
Altered Domino Embellishment
Grunge oard and embossed metal
Old book page Inked and Highlighted with Sepia accents and Stickles
June Workshop In Newlyn. “Playing Dominos”.
June 9th, 2010This workshop was all about Metal, Alcohol inks and Embossing.
Beach Inspired Altered Dominos
Altered Dominos "Just Funky"
Nature Inspired Altered Dominos
May workshop in Newlyn working in 3 D
May 9th, 2010I really liked working on this Layout, and I am pleased with how it turned out . I used some of the Prima papers and embellished with Grungeboard dragonflies , Tatterd angles fonts , some old sheet music which I distressed , 2 beautiful Hero Arts dandilion stamps finish the effect
Mini Album April Workshop in Newlyn.
April 15th, 2010I love this little album. It is so tactile. There are lots of hidden pockets and envelopes. It can hold loads of photos and memorabilia not to mention the journaling possibilities.
Please click on this link if you wish to go shopping for this Album
My Canvas Album
January 27th, 2010
Thru My Lens /Album cover
Mists, Masks and stickles
Journaling Transfered on to the page using a Gel medium
Acetate overlay inserted into page protector
My Favoutite!!
Stamped Journaling
slight vintage look
Use of Iron ons
Ribbons and flowers
Just a bit grungy
Ahhh!!
Keeping it simple
with overlay
Acrylic painted canvas
Halloween.
November 17th, 2009
inspiration Blog challenge "Film Titles"
More film title inspiration !
Big is beautiful
When you have a good Photo why not make a statement with it ….. Big photo, Simple Layout
A few new layouts I put together for the October Retreat.
November 4th, 2009
Spot the baby!
Using alcohol ink to colour overlays
Mousehole
Using acrylic and watercolour paint to create the backround
Photo Booth Fun
Using inks,paint, chalks and masking techniques to customize the backround for the layout
Working with Acrylic
September 8th, 2009I worked on this project for the August workshop .I really enjoy working with acrylic.I love the way that one page impacts upon the next so you constantly need to think about how one page will look when it is placed on top of its neighbour.
I used the Prima range of clear printables,and added colour with alcohol ink.
I loved working on this layout .It was Part of the blog challenge.” Film titles”
I used lots of black Stickles and Crackle Paint. The trick to getting Crackle paint to stick to acrylic is to apply a layer of Clear Acents or Diamond Glaze just before it drys, this prevents flaking.
