Here's another example of something I made using the canvas transfer experiment which I showed on the Paper Artsy blog here. I love the colours of the old Thorndon Hall papers and I have a stationery set I made a while ago so I wanted a matching notebook. This is another of the Reeves A5 canvas covered ones. By the way, Royal and Langnickel also do one. I used some of the older Paper Artsy stamps and layered them up on the canvas transferred background using different neutral shades of archival. For the flowers I stamped them on acetate and them painted them from behind with Fresco paints. I die cut the letters using a memory box set using more Thorndon Hall canvas transferrred paper. The tags on the spiral binding are Thorndon Hall transferred onto some canvas tags from Papermania.
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Lucy, this is gorgeous! I love that you used some of the old PA stamps. I have a yearning to go back to some of the old favourites and I think I will soon. I do love the effect of acetate too - another technique I would like to return to. Finally I love those dangles and the nibs on the back. This is a beautiful project and your image transfer experiment is a great idea! xxx
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely color on the flowers and great combining of stamps, Lucy! Wonderful journal cover! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful notebook, Lucy!
ReplyDeleteLove this! Wonderful colour scheme and I love that flower stamp - haven't used it for a while. Claire x
ReplyDeleteit looks fab and turned out really great
ReplyDeleteFabulous! Love those stamps! Chrisx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Lucy! Love the pretty blossoms!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cover, the pink flowers show up great against the subtle background. I have been meaning to try out the transfer with the PA papers, such a fantastic result on canvas.
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