Showing posts with label 4 x 4 Covers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 4 x 4 Covers. Show all posts

Thursday, 27 March 2008

Distressed Fat Book Covers


As we have just completed a distressed fat page swap and I am now the proud owner of 20 distressed pages, I thought I ought to make myself some covers to put them all in, so here they are. They are covered with various Sir Tim papers, ripped and torn and a clip added to the bingo piece.

Saturday, 1 December 2007

Autumn Covers for Hilda


Another one of Hilda's subjects was Autumn. The background of the back cover (on the left) is a splash n spin that I did a while ago, embellished with a tree and a couple of leaves. The one on the right was also done a while ago using shaving foam and page ancient re-inkers, unfortunately this square was slightly smaller, so I edged it with ribbon containing leaves, and again embellished with autumn bits. Hope you like it mate.

Fat Page Covers for Hilda



Hilda needs lots of fat page covers in order to get her 27 books into the catagories she has chosen. I decided to help her out and this is the collage one. I basically tore up 3 kinds of papers, a brown, a purple and a crafty individuals page, stuck them down and added images and words. I am not really sure what she wanted, so I am hoping that this will be ok??? Hope you like it Hilda

Friday, 30 November 2007

Especially for Caz


This is the one I've done for you using my metal which I am very fond of. I read in a post somewhere that you wanted blue or butterflies, so now you have both, hope you can use it. Backround is stamped with weathered wood distressed ink using the harlequin PBS stamp. All the drawing is freehand. Hope you like them



Been as though you can't wait - here is one of them, it's loosely based on travel, the eiffle tower is crackle glazed, a stamp and jigsaw piece have been added and the metal watch face charm and a springy thing, I did also add an old key, but it fell off, which was quite a good thing coz I'd forgotten to allow for holes to put it all together!!!! Background is done using the transfer techinque with selotape to enable it to be covered using alcohol inks, images have been stamped with black stazon

Wednesday, 26 September 2007

Front Cover of Fat Page Book


This is the front cover of the Oriental Fat Page book. I have used Ten Second Studio products to create this piece. I have cut the metal and worked a pattern into it.

Inside Cover of Book


This was made for Hilda to store her Oriental Fat Pages in

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