If you were here last Sunday, you saw the tags I made marking the various forms of glue I used in my Rocking Horse altered book for my Lesson 4 homework. You also saw the painfully embarrassing attempts I made to use watered down white glue and water when attempting to transfer colored pencil images.
Then on Wednesday, you saw the Houses AB I was working on using gesso as a glue during WOYWW. It's always hard to see anything using my crazy, never-worth-much camera. And my photos don't seem to be showing up on Blogger, either. Since I don't truly understand the inner workings of Blogger, I am not sure why this is happening.
So here is one finished page after I scanned the photo. You may have to click to enlarge it.
Of course, you should have no trouble seeing the "House 4 Wrent" sign. It's painfully obvious some of the grass has bent over, though!
And finally, here is the page I made using decorative clear tape. I showed this spread on Inspiration Avenue on Friday and explained how I made it. Along with the tape, I used pop dots as dimensional "glue" for the little girl.So how are you doing on your glue challenges? Hope to see them next Sunday, when I have a Mr. Linky link for you to share your Lesson 4 homework entries.
Lol, I've done my glue pages but not any decorating yet... hope to be finished in time, Miss!
ReplyDeleteI did my glueing too but the experiment failed as ALL my pages wrinkled. Guess it is a cheap book with cheap paper, not too bothered though as once decorated the wrinkles won't show too much and anyway, they are not wrinkles, they are laughter lines.
ReplyDeletelaugh lines!! toooooo funny!
DeleteLovely and colorful creations ~~ thanks, namaste, ^_^
ReplyDeleteI hope to have some photos to link up with so here is to a creative week. ;^)
ReplyDeletefun and colorful work! all the photos came up for me today (unlike last night) so hopefully blogger is on the mend. the little doll piece is adorable, and the theme of houses is so full of possibilities! love the colors and texture of the 'wrented' houses!
ReplyDeleteI'm working away in my book and have the tags and backgrounds made....now for some glue techniques. Love the wipe or paper towel background of your houses - I've started saving some of those too.
ReplyDeleteAs you know I've been a big fan and follower forever and want to share the love. TAG, you're it. See my blog for details, but no pressure. If you don't wanna play, don't have time, don't like these games, whatever - I'm totally ok with that. I'll still continue visiting your blog. :-) http://creative-explorer.blogspot.com/2012/03/tag.html
((((hugs Elizabeth)))) ,sorry blogger is a bugger for you lately! On a brighter note, I am all finished with Lesson 4, and have posted a lot of them on my blog if your interested. Looking forward to seeing everyone's progress, this is so much fun!! waving hi from the hills of North Carolina :)
ReplyDeleteLovely little birdhouses and your bkgrd colors are so much fun! Happy CED. xoxo
ReplyDeleteNice pages, I wish I had those bird houses in my yard, but the dogs eat all the bird seed that falls to the ground and
ReplyDeleteit's not good for them, so bird love happens outside the fence. xox Corrine
I had to stop my AB work, due to surgery, but will continue one with it soon. Love seeing the process.Love your birdhouse page.
ReplyDeleteOh I just love your bird houses!
ReplyDeleteTag, you're it! You wanna play blog tag? Come on over!
Best,
Jenn
(maybe bluebeard wants to answer the questions!)
The birdie house page is a delight but the little girl page is just fab... and do I recognise the tape? LOL You really do use everything!!
ReplyDeleteHad a very busy week and haven't had time to visit much... realtor took one look at the basement and said 'declutter it' so I have been a busy bee!!