Our theme for October is "It's in the Paper". Paper is an incredibly versatile medium. In smaller scales, it can mimic everything from textiles such as rugs and draperies to furniture or structures ... and that isn't even counting paperclay or decoupage! Our challenge for the month is to show how you used paper in miniature.
To participate, please send in a picture (no more than two pics, please) and a brief description to Kathy Price at price1240@att.net and we will post it HERE.
Don’t forget to include your mailing address. We have a gift for you .... but it might not ship until the end of the month. Please try to be patient with us. We are volunteers!
This month's sample challenge comes from Barbara Thornton-Hill:
This is a layered paper/cardstock picture from a Ginger Landon Siegel kit. She has many kits and classes using this technique of duplicating a picture multiple times and cutting out portions of various parts of the picture. Then reassembling the picture in a 3 dimensional layered way which gives it more depth. Of course, it is embellished with a few accessories like ribbons, mini flowers, buttons, threads, and other trims to give it even more of a 3D appearance. Then it is framed. This one is about an inch deep.
