Owl feathers (wing feathers from a NZ Morepork) second hand shop doily, laces and nature dyed fabrics.
I can't say too much about where the story is going at the moment as us pulp girls have decided to keep the last chapter of each book secret...for now...but I can reveal some peeks of what I have been up too in Debrina's book. I'm nearly finished with this book, which is the last in the round for me. This has been so much fun and I'm so glad to have had the chance to take part in this most awesome collab!
I've been holding on to this weathered buckle for longer than I can remember! It's rustic surface is the perfect compliment to the bandage retrieved from my erosion project bundle.
Mail ephemera..leather postcard, vintage WW1 mail envelope and vintage postcard.
Re-purposed fibre and lace...happy sigh!
8 comments:
Ooooooooo morepork feathers??? I love moreporks! This looks absolutely gorgeous, Lisa! I love the beautiful, rich, rustic feel to these pages you've created. I really, really can't wait to get my book back now...are you close to finishing it, my friend???
this is looking just divine, lady! i lovelovelove it all, but especially have fallen head over heels in love with the buckle and the last photo! omg, so luscious and beautiful! i love all of the wonderful layers and those precious little french knots, if that's what those are. deb will LOVE this!! wish i could see it in person!
(we should share photos with each other since we're keeping them secret from the rest of the world)
Sigh!!!
Lisa, it looks gorgeus, so full of wonderful texture, and lovely things- can`t wait to see all you clever ladyes have done.
X-Dorthe
Reading this reminds me that I must get my own erosion bundle out of the BIG back yard and into the old papermaking blender.
love it, but I always do
Lisa this looks so amazing! Love that buckle, the ephemera and oh! that lace - so looking forward to the last part of the book. Fascinating work between the two of you.
Hugs, Suzy
I love all the lace and buttons and layers of papers-- ALL texture to my eyes-- very spring-like too.
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