Doesn't she just look like she's contemplating something as she handles her spider like a yoyo?!
I just love spider girl. After creating a background with acrylic paint, dylusions spray ink and a stencil I stamped spider girl directly onto the paper. I then stamped her again onto tracing paper (as her face looked too pale on cartridge paper) before cutting her out around her body and face and gluing her onto the previously stamped image. Stamping it first means you don't lose the detail such as her hair and the spider.
Another scrap of tissue paper, stamped with Journey Collage, under her feet, and the words 'just thinking' added using Jill Penney and Daniel Torrente's Alphabitties completes my mini journal page...but I'm adding Hopscotch to my wishlist as I think that would have worked well as part of the background :)
Stamps used:
Spider Girl by Jill Penney and Daniel Torrente
Alphabitties by Jill Penney and Daniel Torrente
Journey Collage by Amy Wilson Wellenstein
5 comments:
Great page .... You have sold me the alphabet set as well and what a neat tick you taught us !
Great post .. You taught me something new and made me want to buy more stamps!!!!!!!!!
Love the page you created!
This is a great little journal page !
Corrie x
Spider girl is so cute on this page. I love the torn/stamped paper under her feet too. I agree, hopscotch is a perfect stamp too. Really nice page Sarah
Gorgeous background Sarah!! XOXO
True she does look as if she is thinking, love the journal page especially the stamped torn tissue paper for her to stand on. I love the small journal pages so quick to do.x
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