Scrap Fx blog post April #1
Hello everyone,
I hope you are all good and your day is wonderful.
The Spring is coming and I am so happy.
What started with a typical April weather so as: rainfall, snow, sun and frost,
ends after a week of Easter in lovely sunny weather.
I cannot wait to work in my garden. As all hobby gardeners I have some
new plans for my garden. I have already planted three new trees, a plum tree, a cowardly tree and
a pear tree. Unfortunately, our 1930 land wall is no longer stable enough, the wall threatens to fall.
Unfortunately, the construction workers did not have time to rebuild the wall until October.
Now I have a part of my garden that doesn't look so good, but I don't think that's so horrible
I get a beautiful wall in October, walled up with the original stones from 1930.
But anyway.
I have two beautiful design team member projects for you, with the amazing products of ScrapFx.
At the moment I really love to create art journal mini books from one sheet of paper.
My paper is an acrylic color paper in the size 46cm by 66cm. Quite a large sheet of paper and
I have a lot of this kind of papers in my stash.
With this large piece of papers I have lots of possibilities
to make mini books and other projects.
Actually I am a scrapbooker, but I also love to create art journal pages.
Art journaling for me is free without rules, experimenting without fear,
playing with color and mediums, the use of products in a different way
and playing with different styles.
In contrast to my mixed media scrapbook layouts which have 3D effects,
I like it when my art journal pages are flat.
My art journal pages do not arise as quickly as my scrapbook layout pages.
I always say; art journaling for me is a never ending story.
I always like to return to my pages for markmaking and scribbling.
That means that it can be that these art journal pages can look different next week already.
LIFE IS SHORT.... is the title of my mini book.
On the first page is also a black and white photo of an abstract face painting which
I painted many years ago. The original painting is 34cm by 56cm.
My fabric ribbon is from an old tablecloth from my grandmother.
I added stamp images to my fabric ribbon with the new seaweed stamp of ScrapFx.
Here is my second project with the seaweed stamp of Scrap Fx.
A quick and easy card. My base is a craftpaper card, I added some paper from 13@rts
a little bit black gesso and the embossed and watercolor painted seaweed stamp image.
Summer Love.
I used from Scrap Fx:
The Link to the Scrapfx store is on the bottom of this blog post.
stamps:
9 Dots stamp
stencil:
Kites stencil
transparency and collage paper
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