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This mixed media piece is currently on display in an art gallery in the U.S.

Friday, November 25, 2011

Altered Journals

The journal was altered using:

Flowers: Recollections/Boutique Fleur
Lace: Darice Inc.
Roses: Fairytale Roses/Prima Flowers
Seam Binding: Lawrence Schiff
Ephemera: Tim Holtz
Journal stamped with a stamp by Stampabilities

To alter this journal, I simply stamped it first and then glued images and embellishments on it. Then, I tied curly seam binding around it so that it makes a lovely gift.



This journal is currently on display in an art gallery. To create it, I used fabric that I stenciled with gesso using a doily as the template. It includes fibers, as well as twigs from a real bird's nest and other embellishments. Prima Flower. Batik fabric: Hoffman Industries; also includes raw soy silk. Cheesecloth by Dritz. All items were simply glued to the journal.




This journal is a custom order for one of my clients.
Graphics from Dezinaworld and The Graphics Fairy.
An original photograph by Jenny Karubian
Ephemera by Tim Holtz
Seam binding: Lawrence Schiff
Lace: Darice Inc.
Flowers: Recollections/Boutique Fleur
Small roses: Fairytale Roses/Prima Flowers
Adhesive Lettering: Making Memories

All items were simply glued to the journal.

Graphics from Dezinaworld.
Lace: Darice Inc.
Seam Binding: Lawrence Schiff
Cheesecloth: Dritz
Scrapbook Paper: Anna Griffin Designer Scrapbook Cardstock Pack
Flowers: Recollections/Boutique Fleur
Small Roses: Fairytale Roses/Prima Flowers
Key: Making Memories

First, I cut out scrapbook paper and glued it to the front of the journal. Then, all other embellishments were glue to the surface.

2 comments:

Gayle Page-Robak said...

Who wouldn't love to receive one of these gorgeous altered journals. They are outstanding and so beautifully created. Kudos to you, Cindy, for the gorgeous art you create!

Donna said...

These are all so different, so beautiful, exquisite! It draws you to the journal, and back to hand writing down our thoughts and special memories. I would love to present one of these to aunts and uncles, grandparents and parents, asking them to write down precious memories to hand down to future generations as well as our own personal notes and dreams!

So precious!
Donna