The letter K is our letter to illustrate for the Alpha Challenge at The Craft Barn this new fortnight.
I have chosen the word Kit to alter in my dictionary, with a sewing kit.
The dress form, thread spool and tape measure are stamped on tracing paper, cut out and glued to my page. The yellow measure is washi tape. The zigzag stitches, buttons, pins and words are rubber stamped.
I know a dress form in a kit is a bit large, but really it's light weight and I can manage it under one arm. :-)
My dictionary is getting pretty fun to look through now!
xxx
Annie
Stamping on tissue paper sounds really skilful. I'm impressed with your stamped stitching, especially after just recently flirting with stamping and finding it is more difficult than it looks. This is a great page and I know I've said this previously, but maybe this one is the best yet?
ReplyDeleteNice one! You sure filled up that page with neat stuff. Good thing you have all that sewing related stamping to go to. I bet there were a bunch of neat Ks you could have done though, you are so talented!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea for this page. I love how you used the tissue paper and the washi tape. I can't imagine how you did the letters. You have a very steady hand. Love this page.
ReplyDeleteSo cool.
ReplyDeleteAnother great page!
ReplyDeleteLove all the sewing paraphernalia on this page! Well done, especially like the dress form!
ReplyDeleteI'm enjoying looking at your Alpha Challenge series, another great page.
ReplyDeleteLovely page, I really like the layout you've used. I like flicking back through my previous pages too - I think once it's all done it will look amazing :)
ReplyDeleteGreat word but I might have been tempted by "knickerbocker" when I got to that page....Oh how many wonderful words there are.
ReplyDeleteA fun choice of word.
ReplyDeleteI love how the tissue paper made the images look so "clean" and sharp. The stitching stamp looks like you sewed it right on the page. Amazing book!!
ReplyDeleteI just started blogging and plan to have a go at the challenge. I love altered books and your page really stood out to me. Thank you for sharing your lovely work. Julie Ann x
ReplyDeleteI like that Annie. In fact I think I may even have those stamps.
ReplyDeleteYour dictionary is definitely the most fun one I have ever seen! Great job!
ReplyDeleteOh my gracious you are a clever lady. I really like what you have done here Annie. And you say you stamped on tissue paper and glued it down!!! What kind of tissue paper? See you know I have to like this if I want to use your ideas!!!!! They don't call me Cat for nothing!
ReplyDeleteSandy
Oh dear - I only wish I could read!! You used tracing paper - love it - great idea - flash bulb moment!! Thanks Annie!!
ReplyDeleteSandy
Super pages and there is even a picture of knitting for your kit too. Dress forms are rather light, I used to have one! BJ
ReplyDeleteWow! Great idea and I love your zigzag stiches stamp!
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of your kit, lovely mental picture of you with the model under one arm and your kit slung across your back marching into battle with a couple of yards of material. :-)
ReplyDeleteLove your word choice and your super sewing take on the word.
ReplyDeleteYvonne
Awesome page for the challenge. I wish now that I had worked directly in my dictionary! Hugs, Yvonne
ReplyDeleteLove how you've done this - a great idea. There's KNIT on the opposite page too!
ReplyDeleteFabulous great ideas!
ReplyDeleteMaggieH
super sewing kit , love all those sewing stitches stamps
ReplyDeleteVisiting from the Craft Barn - fabulous page, great idea :0)
ReplyDeleteAnnie Dear you are genius at this altered dictionary challenge. I absolutely love Kit and the sewing theme...including the wonderful dress form. They are so popular once again so this is quite "fitting"! Happy Creative Hearts...
ReplyDeleteLike the idea of stamping onto tracing paper then cutting out - a really useful technique when you want to stamp onto an uneven surface. Love the zig-zag stamp!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea and very well done!
ReplyDeleteGreat page and isn't it great when the word you choose has such special meaning to yourself - alas you probably won't find sewing or sewing kit in my book - I lack the talent.Great job.
ReplyDeleteFabulous, love the sewing theme.
ReplyDeleteThat's a clever word choice and a great interpretation of it too.
ReplyDeleteI love your pages Annie...such clever use of stamping...and a sewing kit is certainly one of my favourite type of kits!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous page, love the stamps you've used they look great on the vellum:) I'm enjoying looking through my dictionary too:)
ReplyDeleteVal x
Awe brilliant page Annie, fab execution of a great technique too, lol only way to get a decent stamped image on a bumpy surface!! I love the photo in your most recent post too, what a find!!
ReplyDeleteThank-you for your sweet visit too.
Hugs x
Love your sewing kit, fabulous stamps and super page.
ReplyDeleteSylv xx
Fabulous page!
ReplyDeleteI now have the image of you walking down the road, dress form tucked under your arm... :)
great choice of word and wonderful page yet again, it's great to see our books filling up isn't it although I am still a novice at this I am determined to stick with it xxx Annie
ReplyDeleteI love the word you chose and the way you illustrated it. So clever with all of the sewing paraphernalia. Lovely combination of stamps and washi tape.
ReplyDeleteGreat stamp images and wonderfully arranged. Love that page. Thank you so much for your lovely comment on my blog. Suzanne
ReplyDeleteWhat a great page and a brilliant interpretation of your word. Love those images - especially the zig-zag stitch stamp. MMx
ReplyDeleteGreat word choice and lovely images! xx
ReplyDeleteLove your design. The stamps looks so cool on the dictionary page.
ReplyDeleteAnother great interpretation
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing with us at the Craft Barn
Izzy
LOL, love this page! Kit-all depends on what YOU need, right? On some days my kit would be the entire sewing room...kinda makes the dress form more manageable when ya think of it that way, LOL...
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