
This is a spread in my neice Rachel's travelling journal. Her theme is "In a Faraway Land." I used the same Lewis Carol quote from my Nonsense piece from a previous post. I used two cardboard ornaments of Alice and the White Rabbit. The clock is made from a rubber stamp , gold embossing powder, a brad to hold the hands in place, and mounted on chipboard.

The background is a Basic Grey paper. I like the way the flow of the text mimics the wave of pink behind it. You can't really do justice to a spread like this with a scan. It looks flat and dull. Maybe I'll ask my husband to photograph it tomorrow.

Here's a detail of the rubber stamping. I used colored pencils and chalk pencils to color them in. Theres a lot of gold paint dotting the pattern. It creates a great texture. I think I'm going to work with this techniques some more. I love the tapestry look.
4 comments:
I love that stamp, Charlene. where did you get it....beautiful spread, you have a great color sense.
Thanks Cheryl! I think I bought that stamp at Michael's. It says Stampers Anonymous on the wooden block.
Rachel is a lucky girl. Great theam, I so love Alice in Wonderland. These are wonderful pages and such an inspiration.
Thank you K and Mo'a. I've always been in love with Alice too. I read the Annotated Alice as a teen and I was hooked!
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