Thursday, July 5, 2012

Another set of pages.  The theme for this set was Nature.




Lots of pullout tags and interactive elements for journalling and photos.

Tuesday, July 3, 2012



I have been involved with a page swap at NZ Paperchase.The brief was to create two A4 themed pages for each person. Below are the pages I created for Donna. Her theme was Tim Holtz.

I also made her a tag.



These pages were  published in the latest NZ Paperchase magazine.

Monday, May 21, 2012

Sunday, May 20, 2012

I have finally finished an altered book I have been working on.

Monday, August 1, 2011

Back on line

Due to computer pronlem Ihave been off line for a while so now that I am back I thought I would post some projects that I have been doing,  The first is a group of notebooks and journal covers that I have made using the Sweetpea stamps.


The next project was a set of tags made from corrugated card again using the Sweetpea stamps






The last projects was a bunch of pendants made from washers and scraps of paper and other embellishments. These are a fun way to use up scraps of paper other bits and pieces that I have lying around and can be used as necklaces or charms on mini albums.


Currently I am working on a couple of mini albums and as I get them done I will post the pages.

Monday, April 25, 2011

Birds of a Feather Challenge

This layout is one I have done for the April challenge at BOAF.  The challenge was to use various fonts in the journalling and to use distressing.  I painted the background then using masks sprayed it with expresso colour wash.  The sprockets are dye cut from aluminium tape and dry brushed with black ink.  The strips under the photos are from a "Red Bull" can and I have embossed them with a sprocket embossing folder. The journalling is done on a piece of notebook paper, in differing fonts, I then crumpled the paper and opened it back up before adhering it to the page.

Saturday, April 23, 2011

I like using unusual elements on my pages and on this one I have used puzzle pieces across the middle of the page.

Here is the same layout using chipboard numbers instead of the puzzle pieces.