I have returned home from Wales thick with cold, so I am having a very cosy time in front of the fire today.
Last night I was feeling too tired to do anything that needed thought or planning, and having read Daisy Yellow’s post ‘Cut and Paste Therapy’, I decided that was just the thing. There is nothing more relaxing than thumbing through a pile of old magazine’s tearing out stuff that catches your eye.
I made a pile of ‘whites’ and so a collage grew. It is about A2 in size and on card gathered from the local Scrapstore, which had already been used for a project I did with a youth group ( I LOVE to recycle!)
Already, even through the tiredness and my cotton wool brain, ideas were beginning to form.
This morning I finished tearing and gluing and then cut the card into post card sizes. . . .
. . . and made a few more cards for the Spring Post Card Swap.
I have added some of my crocheted daisies – daisies being a mini-obsession of mine at the moment …
. . . some machine stitching and couldn’t resist trying out some doodling with a white gel pen.
The weather here must have been affecting me more than I thought as these definitely have a wintry feel – Spring 2013!
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So pretty….Love the colors, and flowers.
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Glad you like them Tameko, I love the way collage throws unusual combinations together.
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These cards are truly beautiful – love how subtle they are – I hope I’m on your list!
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Thank you Vonnie – I just had a peek at yours – they are so SUNNY! I’m sure they will be much loved.
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Love these cards, those crocheted daisies are perfect. Very spring like. Love them. 🙂
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Thanks Natasha, thank you for popping in! I just visited your blog and saw your inspiring poetry post cards – have bookmarked your site so I’ll be dropping by again soon.
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These monochromatic images are awesome! So peaceful.
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Now you mention it Virginia – yes – they do feel peaceful – thank you. I definitely want to do some more – but the garden beckons ….
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Love these pale, cool collages! The crochet daisies are just right for this look. Isn’t it great how so many postcards can look so very different?
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Thanks so much! It’s the first time I have done a large collage and cut it into smaller ones – each one takes on a different atmosphere, but they are related – I’m itching to do more with different colour groups now.
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Thank you for dropping by. Do you think you might have another go at crochet – i find it so relaxing, and there are some really good You Tube tutorials. I just popped over to your blog – wow! have bookmarked it as I need more time to have a good look round – I’m definitely going to try out the Brasso idea. Longing for sunshine! 🙂
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I love your white collages! I don’t usually use white,but these are so inspiring, The added texture of the crochet daisies is fabulous. Tried to crochet in the past and got nowhere. Lets hope we see a little springtime soon 🙂
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I really love your collage, those little flowers are adorable. i can see why you call them an obsession!
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Thank you Fran – those daisies seem to want to grow on everything I’m doing at the moment.
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so soothing and peaceful! thanks for joining us!
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It was great to be introduced to your blog by Daisy Yellow – so many interesting posts for me to explore.
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Sandra, they are just lovely! Perfectly winter white as the winter linger for a while more. 🙂 Thanks for sharing!
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Thank you Hanna – love this project and how it connects with other projects across the blogs.
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