Tag Archives: wooden button

Light

Posted on December 12, 2014 by lerusho

Our days are still getting shorter. There is more lights needed. I live in the city and I just love looking out the window after sundown, and that is pretty early lately. I love watching all that flickering little lights … Continue reading →

Posted in Art Journal, Mixed media, Showcase | Tagged acrylic, acrylic ink, altered book, archival ink, art journal, burlap, candle, canvas fringe, copper crackle texture paste, design cube, distress ink, ecoline, letter stickers, light, self-altered embellishment, Stampotique designers challenge, Stampotique Originals, wooden button | 38 Comments

My winter heart

Posted on December 9, 2014 by lerusho

As we go on in the magical month of December, I decided to create a cardboard piece called “my winter heart”. I was again just playing around, letting my mojo lead me, using whatever came into my hand and here … Continue reading →

Posted in Canvas, Mixed media, Showcase | Tagged black sand texture paste, burlap, canvas fringe, cardboard, coloured beeswax, embellishments, found objects, jute rope, metal cord, mixed media, my winter heart, soft gel, texture paste, thread, wood, wooden button, wooden heart | 40 Comments

Got snow, man?

Posted on November 30, 2014 by lerusho

Really, have you got snow already? We not, not yet, but who knows. So I was playing in my altered book to create a snowman. Warning: I used gloss gel medium to get the shining effect of the snow, so … Continue reading →

Posted in Art Journal, Mixed media, Showcase | Tagged archival ink, building a snowman, ecoline, gesso, gloss soft gel, journal 52, lace, letter stickers, paper dolly, pearlescent acrylic ink, scrap collage, snowball ribbon, Snowy Fran, Stampotique Originals, thread, wooden button | 14 Comments

Is it that time?

Posted on November 25, 2014 by lerusho

Is it that time of the year already? Not. But no one can be early enough to begin with it. Coby’s request was to make a Xmas card for De Craftorij using Stampotique stamp, so as usually I can’t make one, here … Continue reading →