While rearranging (Caution, this may lead to cleaning, beware!) I came across a thick, heavy College Edition Webster's New World Dictionary of the American Language (copyright 1957, 1953, 1951 and 1951) in which I had several years ago placed flowers, ferns and petals to dry. As I fanned the pages, many petals and leaves fluttered out like delicate confetti.
I decided to start using them for collage (watch for later postings). Here are a few beginnings:
Some of the backgrounds are book text. I covered them first with a layer of painted Deli waxed paper, a new find (for me). This adds crinkly texture and the translucence allows some of the background pattern to show through. On one I rubberstamped butterfly images. Either matte or gloss gel medium helps to anchor the layers
Tuesday, May 3, 2016
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