Hello everyone,
Again only just in time for the 19th Q&L challenge, where the words were better and/or patience, to be used in a quote or lyric (for full details and everyone else's amazing entries click here)
The Gelli Arts blog also has an awesome give away (more details here) for which you need to post a halloween or fall themed artwork on there FB, so I combined the two in one.
I started by gluing 3 pieces of a gelli print on a page, these were made with leaves as mask.
I added some gold embossed leafs and some brown texture paste through a leaf stencil in which I sprinkled red glitters.
The sweet girl is a stamp from gorjuss which I colored using Derwent coloursoft pencils. The tag is from the same stamp set which I enlarged with the pc, colored with some DI in yellow and green and antiqued the edges and handwrote the quote: good things fall apart so better things can come togehter.
Which is such a wonderful filosophy to think about life.
As finishing touch I also added a dried leaf.
As of tomorrow Zsuzsa Karoly-Smith from over at inky dinky doodle is hosting a weekly link party called sunday sentiments, for more details around this click here. So when her link is up I will also be linking up this âge there.
Until next time, bye for now.
Somewhere, in a long forgotten corner of my stash lurks a (big) pack of skeleton leaves... thanks for giving me this idea on how to make new use of them! Love your positive quote and great page.
ReplyDeleteno problem, that's why we are here, to inspire each other and get feed back, no?
DeleteAmazing spread Vicky, love those leaves as mask, and you are just right, this autumn was perfect, pity that it's changing from tomorrow, but winter can be nice as well, maybe this year!
ReplyDeleteO Ruth, I do not need snow, it's great to play in but terrible to drive in, but it should be colder then last year I think.
DeleteLove the way you used leaves as a mask and then added an extra leaf for dimension. A great piece and quote
ReplyDeletethanks.
DeleteThat's a beautiful background you've created and the leaf and stamped images bring it all together.
ReplyDeletethis was yet another page that just seemed to flow.
DeleteLovely background and a great quote! xx
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DeleteBeautiful work. Loving those leaves - I have some too - somewhere ;)
ReplyDeletestart looking :-)
DeleteFabulous background you have created for your quote. Looks as if we will all be seeking out our long forgotten skeleton leaves.
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DeleteOh, you're so sweet Vicky to mention the blog party! The link is up! This is a perfect sentiment to feature! If you hurry, you can be the first poster!!!
ReplyDeleteno problem, I was too late to be the first, but isn't participating the most important part??
DeleteFor some reason, I can't seem to get into my Gelli plate. But you have created some simply stunning pages. Putting them together the way you did, makes this a perfect background for your quote.
ReplyDeleteUnbelievable, I was immediately hooked, by far the best crafting purchase ever!!!
DeleteThank you for entering your wonderful project to Sunday Sentiments, Vicky! I've just realized the double meanig of "fall" - used as a verb and also the theme of your layout! Just brilliant!
ReplyDeletethat was my intention yes
DeleteLove the quote, very clever. Love your gelli background too.
ReplyDeletethanks Julie
DeleteI think I have a stack of skeleton leaves somewhere. I need to start doing more with my gelli plate I keep seeing some lovely pieces on the web.
ReplyDeleteabsolutely, just grab the gelli plate and play.
DeleteLeaf printing is entrancing goes perfect with your sentiment
ReplyDeletelearned another word: entrancing
DeleteYour sentiment is thought provoking...love it!
ReplyDeleteAnd she is just Gorjuss!!
I love quotes
DeleteThat's a wonderful creation.
ReplyDeletethanks Silvia
DeleteJust Gorjuss ! (sorry), your leaf background is so full of texture and colour and I love your sentiment too
ReplyDeleteThanks, the makers did choose the name so correct.
DeleteReally LOVE what you did with the leaves. Lovely page.
ReplyDeleteThanks Susan.
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