What's behind the pantry door?

 

I'm once again joining my friend Valerie of Bastelmania, who is our host this month at Art Journal Journey.  Valerie's theme is When One Door Closes, Another One Opens. 

What's behind the pantry door?

Does this look like your pantry?  Do you even have a pantry?  Would your pantry be better organized?  I know mine is.

What do you see behind the pantry door?

I started this journal page by coloring 110 lb cardstock with pumpkin Staz-on reinker and 91% isopropyl alcohol. Once dry, which takes mere minutes, I added the fussy cut pantry I found in a magazine.  It's been a long time since I wrote the sentiment in that way.  It used to be a popular way to write a message in your journals, but that style seems to have gone out of fashion.  I thought I would bring it back because I didn't want to computer generate the words for a change.

 

I also have another entry for Try it on Tuesday.  Their theme this fortnight is Snowflakes.

Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow!

For this page, I started with a sheet of red and white cardstock, over which I added the snowflake tissue.  Next, I added the two gifted die cut deer.  Originally, I planned to place the handmade baker's twine on the left, but I didn't leave enough room, so had to place it on the right side of the spread.

Bleubeard and I are pleased you joined us today and hope to see you at Art Journal Journey with your own take on When One Door Closes, Another One Opens.  We also hope to see you at Try it on Tuesday with your interpretation of Snowflakes.