Hi everybody, I hope you are having a great weekend. I'm having a little challenge with some projects I am working on. You know how it is when things won't come together. So while I am waiting for the fog to clear I thought I would do a bit of backposting. I have been joining in at The Craft Barn with their Calendar Challenge. This has already been running a few weeks and I started by emailing my entries to Izzy but now my blog is up and running I thought I'd blog in arrears in case anyone wanted the details on my little project. Anyway this is my week one calendar. The theme was vellum.
I decided to make a heart shaped mini-book using my Sizzix Framelit
scallop heart set. I am using two pages per month (so maybe not so mini
a book!!) and here's February. I used Sizzix embossing folder "Always Forever" for the sentiment and coloured with Distress ink barn door and
walnut stain. I cut two vellum hearts from the second die in the
framelit series and embossed them with Sizzix "Rays"embossing folder. I cut
the one so it fitted around the phrase. I cut more hearts from plain
and heart printed vellum using the smallest framelit die, embossed them then
added some barn door for a bit of colour. I have arranged them in pairs
as butterfly wings and used the new Crafty Individuals (CI) butterfly die to cut the body
which I coloured with various Pebeo prisme paints. The two images are
hand torn from CI miniature books "People and Places 2" and
"Christmas". The calendar is a web download with a hint of barn door. I
am using a couple of book rings to keep it all together.
I am entering this in The Craft Barn Calendar Challenge 1
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