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I had originally intended this for last month at Art Journal Journey, but that never happened. I finished it late last night and learned a lot along the way.
This was a disaster that should have been avoided. Detail shot is below.
I began with a sheet of green printer/copier paper to which I added the fussy cut cat recycled from a very old calendar. So far, so good. Then I tried to add the rub-on which was supposed to read "Loving moments." Sadly, the rub-on had been rubbed off onto the backing sheet due to my careless handling of the sheet. This was not the only sheet of rub-ons I had mishandled. When I chose to make my Cats altered book, I gathered everything and placed the contents, including the rub-ons, inside a large sealable pouch. The more I moved the pouch around, the more the rub-ons rubbed onto the backing papers. This was definitely a costly mistake, even thought the rub-on sheets had been given to me.For Day 7 of 22, I recycled an image from an old calendar.
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9 thoughtful remarks:
Well, shit happens. But this some very cute cat, thank you for the smile! And have a great Sunday anyways. The message came around, together with a lesson after all!
We all make mistakes. That is one cute cat - and the message is clear.
...pencils come with erasers for a reason.
Cutie!
I don't think the not 100% rubbed off letters are a bad thing. Art is meant to be imperfect right? And a learning experience too, right? It all works great in my eyes. I hope your weekend is going well. hugs-Erika
Iris is right. What can you do but learn from it...
That is the cutest cat!
I think it looks like the cat made the letters. Very cute.
Oh yes! I learned about how rub-ons can be ruined years ago. Since then, I've always keep them in flat containers on their own, handle them carefully, and keep my fingers crossed. I think they can deteriorate over time sometimes, too, even if you are careful with them. They can be touchy, but they are also really cool and can be so beautiful. :)
Kitty is a cute one. Agreed- those rub-ons are not all they're cracked up to be! Especially if they are stored for awhile.
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