Happy New year to you all. I hope 2013 brings all you want it too.
Wow I have had my blog for a whole year and have managed to post every month. Very proud of myself as I am not very good with putting myself out for all to see, but this seems to be working okay.
A few weeks before Christmas I was very honoured to spend a weekend with the lovely Hels Sheridan and a group of talented peeps. This was were the now said obsession of paper blocking was born. I never got around to finishing off the canvas that we started on the workshop, that was until this morning.
So the début of the second masterpiece of paper blocking................ Carpe Diem sort of sums up how I am feeling for 2013.
I added a dream ticket to the memo pin and re shot the photo this afternoon why I missed doing it this morning is beyond me to be honest.
Thank you for visiting Tuck Towers, until the next time........................
Sue
Products
Ranger/Tim Holtz
Paper - Destinations
Brown & Blackpaint dabber
brushed Cordroy distress ink
Archival black ink
Memo pin, Key hole,Key, word
Glossy medium
Fragment pieces
Paper string
Die cut leaves
Other Various
Modelling paste
Stencil
Paper Flowers
Junk Jewellery left drop/metal bird cage/crown/pins
Masking tape/ String
Carp Diem stamp - Artistic Stamper
Cosmic Shimmer spray
Cosmic Shimmer glue
LOVE your canvas... and what a great start to the year...... Looking forward to what you create next! x
ReplyDeleteOh Sue it is beautiful! I've never done paper blocking so I guess that's another thing to add to my ever growing list of techniques I want to try! Oh for more hours in the day! Hugs x x
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS... love the finished look and it was great to meet you hun. Thanks for joining in with the Sunday STamper x
ReplyDeleteWow thats looks beautiful well done u xx
ReplyDeleteOh I can how you could become addicted to paper blocking when you produce such a beautiful result as this! It is gorgeous and loving the little flowers. x
ReplyDeleteCracking piece of art and an inspiration for me to go look up paper blocking :)
ReplyDeleteNeil
Hiya. Definately going to have a go at this technique, you've inspired me to try a small project.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
This is cool, we need to make one when I visit next :)
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