Showing posts with label book pages. Show all posts
Showing posts with label book pages. Show all posts

Wednesday, 31 July 2013

Crazy Patchwork Book Cover


Pat loves trying all the different creative techniques and 
some she likes doing but doesn't want to make then into 
anything. She had collected several samples and so decided
to put them into a fabric book which she could add pages to
as and when.
We make fabric books on Level One City and Guilds
so samples are small but are part of an item that can be 
continued. Its great choosing a theme or colour 
so then it doesn't matter what technique you try you can add them
to your book and they are small so can be finished in a short period 
of time.
See more by clicking on the written labels below.

Thursday, 30 May 2013

Elephant Page


Jeanette has finished another page for her collection.
This one as you can see is all based on the Elephant.
It is so beautiful!
See more of these beautiful
'Mixed Media Book Pages' HERE
See more of Jeanette's work by clicking the written labels below.
'Bolliwood' is a wonderful piece.

Sunday, 24 March 2013

Pat's Covered Notebook



With the scraps left over from making the folded bag.
Pat made some patchwork and has covered a notebook.
Pat went to a Quilters Guild meeting where they asked
if people could cover books or wrap books for 
The Guild raffle in August,
at The Festival of Quilts, NEC Birmingham.
See a video on how to cover a book on my Tech site
Also click on the written labels below which will show you
a selection of book covers and embellished sketchbooks books
I have also got my sketchbooks on my portfolio site
To visit The Quilters Guild and see more about the book wraps
and what the Guild is all about
click HERE

Saturday, 25 August 2012

Jeanette's Time Book


As some of you know who have been following my blog for some time I encourage making mixed media pieces and making them into pages for books. This way you can sample a technique or investigate a subject and use all the unusual treasures you collect and put them into an object you can enjoy time and time again. Time was the topic Jeanette chose for her pages and the end result is above.
See more of Jeanette's pages by clicking on the written labels below.

Wednesday, 4 July 2012

Gallery Tuesday 3rd April 2012






On a Mixed Media Tuesday, there is always so many different projects going on and I also share inspiration, so there is lots to choose from. From the top Jeanette had finished her Antique page using a photo of Sylvia's Grandfather. ( This had been transferred onto fabric and stitched on). Some of the pieces of media were antiques and had stories to tell themselves. See more of Jeanette's pages by clicking the written label below. Jenny had finished her granddaughters corset and had put all the finishing touches of lace and trimmings to it, fabulous!
Mandy had finished her Dresden Plate mat, this is going under her sewing machine to stabilise it and so it is easy to push out of the way across a table. We thought it was too good to hide under a machine.
More crazy work patchwork with Barbara making another Scissor Case, beautifully colours and trimming choice and Crazy work blocks which will be made into a quilt for Maria's new niece.
As for the bottom picture this was just before we started, Jenny had ordered lunch but we all decided it needed sharing! It can be a bit like that a times, with lots of laughter too!
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Sunday, 11 March 2012

Mixed Media Textile Book Pages

With Jeanette making a new picture for her friend using
the same technique she uses for her book pages,
there was the request she brought them in to show.
Here they are so far.
Aren't they amazing?
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Sunday, 19 February 2012

Book Page Inspired by Whitby

This is another one of Jeanette's finished pages.
Inspired by Whitby as you can tell with the gothic
shell of the Cathedral.
They are so richly decorated.
Lots of mixed media techniques were involved in this piece.
Well done Jeanette!
See more of Jeanette's pages and work by
clicking the labels below.