Wednesday, 14 September 2011

woyww - progress of sorts

Still working at night and continuing to play around with the butterfly canvas.  All the butterflies were stamped with black ink and embossed on glimmermist papers.  Cutting them out was a pain.
A closer shot to show the gesso/stencil background.  As per usual the glimmermist doesn't really show in the photo.  Slow progress .... but, happy with the results so far.  Although I think too many butterflies in this shot and will continue to play around with odd numbers next.  What do others think?  I am off to visit Julia  and get a dose inspiration.

24 comments:

  1. Looking beautiful certainly will be worth all the effort. I love the background on the canvas, thanks for sharing xx

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  2. those colours look so fab against the paler background - just lovely and I can see a bit of Glimmer!
    Thanks for sharing today! Sarah (at 2)

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  3. Those Dark Room Door stamps are my best! Love what you are doing with them and yes they are a pest to cut out, but so worth it when they are done. Happy WOYWW!

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  4. Hi Sandra, Have you got any tiny, weeny scissors for that cutting? I have spare ones. Will send you a pair if you don't have any. Is that the canvas for your friend? Looking good.

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  5. Fussy cutting butterflies can be difficult at best, but well worth the effort! Thanks for sharing!

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  6. I love the canvas so far, I don't think there are too many butterflies, can't wait to see it finished. Have a happy Wednesday! Mel #51

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  7. i think evens work - which is odd so to speak...

    Dxxx

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  8. I think things always work best in 3s and 5s, so it's an odd vote from an odd kinda gal :) xx

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  9. OMG the butterflie work is amazing. So beautiful work on your desk.
    Happy WOYWW. Sandy #1

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  10. Just beautiful!
    It would be an idea, if you have a spare butterfly, to send one to the Holocaust Project. they are collecting 1.5 million butterflies to be a collective art project to represent that number of children who perished in the Holocaust. Lots about it on the web and it closes 2012.
    Take a look back in Neet's blog when our group Vicky Stampers participated recently.
    Love JoZarty x

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  11. I can imagine that cutting them our was quite an adventure. :) Looking great though!

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  12. That looks GORGEOUS!!!! Happy WOYWW,Shaz

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  13. Oh wow Sandra, I love the background!
    I know they say you should work with odd numbers of thing but I’m not sure it counts when you have things in a line as you have. It looks fine to me.
    Happy Crafting!
    Sue
    x

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  14. Lovely project Sandra, and I think it looks fine too. I mean, if you had to take one off, which would it be? They're all beautiful!

    Hugs
    Brenda 88

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  15. Oooh its looking lovely - I am supposed to be making a butterfly canvas on an online course I am doing (well it started Monday but I havent started yet!) so it will be intesting to see how they compare.

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  16. Love the butterflies, thanks for sharing them.

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  17. What a job cutting all those out ...they are beautiful ...love the canvas background.

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  18. Ooh that looks GREAT.

    Happy WOYWW.
    Hugs, Sandra (no. 66)

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  19. Just a quick visit this week due to illness but hope to do better next week ... thanks for sharing your desk - love the butterflies - and I hope you have a great week. Elizabeth x #121

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  20. Sandra, this is GORGEOUS. I can see the shimmers. I know how hard it is to photograph glimmer. But these butterflies are amazing.

    I'm excited about #451 (grin).

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  21. I think the cutting was worth while and it's looking gorgeous already! How are you going to know when it's finished??

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  22. Just wanted to pop by to visit your blog this week and say hello and see what you are up to! Didn't have the time to post(except about newest Doswell addition) or craft the past two weeks due to being in Virginia visiting with the son's family to see the newest granddaughter born. Definitely a fun time none the less. Hope you have a great week. Vickie aka okienurse

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  23. Hi Sandra running late of course and so tired needing toothpicks for my eyes...love the gesso on this and yes that is what I hate about glimmermist etc they dont show up well drives me nuts!! happy WOYWW Shaz in oz.x

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