The beginning of a new year means I should be looking forward and I am - really, lots to look forward to including a return trip to Italy in Spring and a wedding (Yay! Number one son is getting married!)in Autumn. The other day though I was reflecting on last year, looking through photos and journals and this journal page just sort of evolved!
In one of my journals there are quite a lot of mop up pages so I decided to use one of them. I had already doodled around the edges and then added some scraps. The image from Paper Artsy LPC009 was stamped onto another piece of mop up paper. I used a distress marker to scribble over the image to give it a blurred edge and the gaps around it were filled in with a little scrap of a stamp I picked up in a bargain bin in a craft shop some time ago. I decided to write my letters rather than use stamps but...on reflection..ha! ha!..perhaps I should have!
Hope you are all enjoying finding time to play now that all the festivities are over!
Thanks for looking, Chris
I think you made a splendid job of the letters, Chris!
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I love that LP stamp and I think your letters look fine to me! The colours on this journal page are beautiful. How lovely to have a visit to Italy and a wedding to look forward to. I hope that 2014 will be a great year. Thank you so much for commenting on my blog when it was so difficult using your phone. I really appreciate your comments always, Chris. Julie Ann xx
ReplyDeleteI think the handwritten lettering is all the more personal, and so right for this page which evolved from within... Lovely image on that delicately tinted mop-up paper. 2014 sounds as though it's already shaping up to be a vintage year for you!
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Hi Chris. I love your page..your lettering looks great...much better than when I attempt it! Be in touch soon. Love S xxx
ReplyDeleteThat LP image is wonderful, she looks very ethereal and I love that you did your own lettering. Sounds like you are going to have a very busy year ahead. Happy New Year! Hugs, Anne x
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