With this most fabulous sketch over at Scrap Africa, I could not let it go unscrapped...
So what I have done for my 'sort-of off the page', is used a bit of cardboard box as my background. I had worked on a similar 'LO' previously & loved it so tried it again!
I adore ripping up the box & then shredding pieces of the bit I have chosen to use...then starts more fun with pinks, & paints, & tissue & gesso...
then used this wonderful photo taken at Norfolk Island of one of their older rusty boats on the shore.
I used by wonderful Nikon to take this photo, but it has taken the back seat lately cos of the ease of my iPhone.
plus lots of fabulous embellies...Prima bling & chevrons, die cuts, stamps, inks, ceramic flower from Tattered Inspirations, washi tape.....oh I did enjoy this one!
I really enjoy the cardboard bit...but it is hard to display...I should organise buying a
little easel!
Thank you for a wonderful sketch..
Hugs, xx
Oh this is beautiful Debi. Very creative!
ReplyDeleteWow, Debi! This is gorgeous! Love how you used the cardboard!!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous and such a great idea. The cardboard has a lovely texture and really adds to the project. Love the mixed media and your colour combo. Thank you for playing at Scrap Africa.
ReplyDeleteSo creative - using cardboard as your base! This is gorgeous - I love the rhinestones. Thank you for sharing and playing along with us at Scrap Africa!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to use cardboard, I love your project! Thank you for playing along with us at Scrap Africa!
ReplyDeleteLove all the texture you have created Debi
ReplyDeleteI love the texture and layers on this project. Beautiful work. Thanks for playing at Scrap Africa :)
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous....love the rustic photo and the rustic feel of this project! Really fabulous! Thanks so much for playing along with us at Scrap Africa! ;-) Have a super and blessed Christmas! ;-)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for playing along at Scrap Africa. Your inspirational work interprets the sketch in a stunning way and I'm glad you got your trusty Nikon out :D
ReplyDeleteWow ! Wonderful proyect!
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing with us at Scrap Africa! 😉