The thing that drew me to card making, and then scrapbooking was the endless techniques that could be encompassed.
On this layout I initially used glossy accents to highlight some of the pattern on the background sheet, and give texture. I used wood patterned paper to try & give the feel of drift/salvaged wood, and tried to tie the writing in with this feel.
I thoroughly enjoyed making the quilled animals, though they were a little tricky to stick down, I need to research and buy some different types of acid free glues etc.
On this layout I initially used glossy accents to highlight some of the pattern on the background sheet, and give texture. I used wood patterned paper to try & give the feel of drift/salvaged wood, and tried to tie the writing in with this feel.
I thoroughly enjoyed making the quilled animals, though they were a little tricky to stick down, I need to research and buy some different types of acid free glues etc.


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Big Monkey
Little Monkey

wow that is really unusual! Quilling looks very fiddly tho!
ReplyDeleteIt can be at times Furry, but its well worth a try, and really & truely its only rolling paper up & squishing it into shapes.
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