I will quickly bring you all up to speed on what I have been up too.
I my 2nd to last post I mentioned that I was working on a new Round Robin Swap, the theme being Altered Books. Well this is my first ever foray into this art form and I am so totally in love with the process.
I bit off a little more than I could chew in the size of my book and really underestimated how much time it takes to work on one of these. Plus my last deadline sort of cut into the time I had allocated to work on this project.
But never mind, I got it completed and sent it on its way to the next participant. I choose to make the theme of my book be about Nature, here is a short video of the process and the finished pages I completed before sending it on.
You can also see some pictures of the other participant's work if you visit the flickr group. I am currently working on the book sent to me and I will reveal it once I'm all done and it is sent on its way.
Well in all that chaos re working on the book, I also still had to complete last months ATC which was themed VW Beetles. I had planned to do something with the original love bug Herbie but I ran out of time and did something else. I wasn't completely happy with it (some how it felt unfinished) but I couldn't see how to tweak it further.
I created a faux stained glass effect ATC.
But wanted to create a little bit of whimsy and make it interactive, hence the pull tag and the picture background. I hope my recipient liked it.
I received mine from Joolz Kay and here is the ATC she sent me:

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I wondered where you'd gone, now I see you've been lost in books! I really enjoyed your video, a fab process to watch and I love the books, so much work, but filled with ideas! Glad your well and keeping busy!!!
ReplyDeleteHey ho I forgot to reply to you comment, glad you enjoyed the video, altered books are my new favourite art thing to do :)
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