Thursday, 15 May 2014

Paper cutting!

This is a blog post title that I never thought I would ever write - me….and a sharp object!!!! 
However, after seeing the Paper Artsy blog and Keren Baker's fabulous frame with cut out Lynne Perrella stamps I just couldn't wait to give it a go! 
Okay, it's a really simple piece but I now want to do more. My travel journal from our last trip away(to Italy) was without a cover - it now has a cut out LP picture and I've used my new favourite die too!
 The background was made using parts of Paper Artsy LP stamps and a couple of stencils. The cut out itself was done using Faded Jeans on the top layer and Ripe Persimmon underneath.

I am linking to the Paper Artsy blog.

Thanks for looking, Chris

10 comments:

  1. I love the wonderful colours you have put together and the LP stamp is fantastic, this makes a beautiful journal cover. Anne x

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  2. Looks amazing. It's amazing the effect you can get even with a little cutting. Hope there are no fingers missing! Love the layered effect and glad I could inspire you a little! x

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  3. Lovely, Chris! Gorgeous colours and the cutting looks great! I love that LP image - but then you probably guessed that!!! He he he! Julie Ann xxx

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  4. Your cutting out is great, even just a little is so effective. Great journal cover.

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  5. Hello Chris, that is so gorgeous! You cut out a lot more than I did on my attempt - very brave of you. :) But yes, I want to do more now too.

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  6. Love the contrasting colours and the background layers, beautiful cover!

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  7. Fabulous page and I love to fussy cut of the Lynne Perrella's stamp and lovely colours xx

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  8. Wow, what a great impact! Lovely card

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  9. Oh, lovely, Chris - the bold colours really show off the paper-cutting beautifullly, and I adore that stencilled layered background. Do hope all is going smoothly with your son... he's lucky to have you on hand!
    Alison xx

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