I found some starry red sequin waste at a lovely little shop in Linlithgow (Norman Cummings) a week or two ago. I just had an hour in my studio today but managed to get a few fabric postcards made.
I tried some other media with the sequin waste. When I have more time I will play some more. I want to get a nice collection of postcards made so that I can join the Art2Mail swap next year. I was too busy to take part this year and I have missed receiving and sending postcards to my friends in the group.
I found some starry red sequin waste at a lovely little shop in Linlithgow (Norman Cummings) a week or two ago. I just had an hour in my studio today but managed to get a few fabric postcards made.
I tried some other media with the sequin waste. When I have more time I will play some more. I want to get a nice collection of postcards made so that I can join the Art2Mail swap next year. I was too busy to take part this year and I have missed receiving and sending postcards to my friends in the group.
Lovely!
ReplyDeleteLike those postcards, a starway to heaven ?
ReplyDeleteCarol, I love your postcards, especially the first one. What exactly is sequin waste? I haven't heard of this before. None-the-less
ReplyDeletethe effect is beautiful. Lucky will be the person who receives these beauties.
Beautiful postcards! Love the effects!
ReplyDeleteHow lovely Carol. I particularly like how you've done the second one.
ReplyDeletebrilliant love the colour!
ReplyDeleteDon't they look great? Is that background stamped first? Love the colours!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, you know I love the shiny one gorgeous...
ReplyDeleteBig hug to you and Norman..
I think we need to go shopping in Linlithgow when we're up in December, what do you think?
ReplyDeleteGreat as always, Love the star one.
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