Fatma returns as our guest host over at Mixed Media Monday this week and she has chosen "generations" for the challenge prompt. This seemed like an open invitation to do another spread in my fabric book, grin. Once again, the edges get a little cut off by the scanner, but you get the idea. Both of the pictures are image transfers onto fabric, and the little picture in the frame is computer generated. Apart from that I used lots of fabrics, trims and a little paper to complete the spread.
Monday, July 28, 2008
Mixed Media Monday - Generations
Fatma returns as our guest host over at Mixed Media Monday this week and she has chosen "generations" for the challenge prompt. This seemed like an open invitation to do another spread in my fabric book, grin. Once again, the edges get a little cut off by the scanner, but you get the idea. Both of the pictures are image transfers onto fabric, and the little picture in the frame is computer generated. Apart from that I used lots of fabrics, trims and a little paper to complete the spread.
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13 comments:
Another beautiful fabric book Diane, I love the image transfers, and the colours are gorgeous:)
Gorgeous work Diane.. very victorian country manor house lady .. (if that makes sense lol) well done
it´s really beautiful, diane. love the composition
This is such a beauty Diane. Great colour scheme, love the mauves, pinks and blues, but the tiny image to the left (a grandmother figure perhaps?) is so beautiful!
Gorgeous spread.
verry romantic and so dreamly! great piece!!!
Beautiful work!
Beautiful colours and pictures.
Really, really nice, I love the colors, I am a sucker for lavender.
This is another gorgeous page Diane!! Great theme too - hopefully I will get a chance to join in!
It is beautiful, this will be beautiful in a fabric book.
Your piece is wonderful. The colors are perfect for such a sweet and nostalgic piece.
That is going to be an absolutely splendid book when you finish Diane! Another beautiful spread... do you keep touching it? It looks awfully tactile... ;-]
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