This is the last page that I finished for the book in the last blog. This one was fun!
I loved using the rusty screen under the book cover and can you see that I tucked in some tiny treasures inside the rolled screen -- top and bottom?? The spoon on the right side is a child's spoon and has "Little Red Riding Hood" engraved on it as well as her likeness. Cute!
I used one of the old book covers shown in a previous blog and you can see some of the torn pages behind the picture. I rusted up a "new" frame for the little kids in the picture, placed a piece of mica over that and tied it to the frame.
This is the greatest time of year in Arizona. The weather is picture perfect! Dry, sunny and pleasant -- 75-78 degrees every day now. Love it. This is a snapshot of the bougainvilla in a neighbors yard. Isn't it beautiful??
I loved using the rusty screen under the book cover and can you see that I tucked in some tiny treasures inside the rolled screen -- top and bottom?? The spoon on the right side is a child's spoon and has "Little Red Riding Hood" engraved on it as well as her likeness. Cute!
I used one of the old book covers shown in a previous blog and you can see some of the torn pages behind the picture. I rusted up a "new" frame for the little kids in the picture, placed a piece of mica over that and tied it to the frame. 
This is the greatest time of year in Arizona. The weather is picture perfect! Dry, sunny and pleasant -- 75-78 degrees every day now. Love it. This is a snapshot of the bougainvilla in a neighbors yard. Isn't it beautiful??
5 comments:
This is soooo beautiful Judy! So many little details to look at and such great textures and colors. That spoon is just perfect on it!!
Another amazing piece of work, Judy. The details are terrific!
Judy,
I LOVE this page! All the details are perfect, especially the little spoon. Enjoy your lovely weather.
Susan
Oh Judy! I just love it! You have such a wonderfully creative approach to seeing objects anew. Aren't you having fun! {No question mark, it's not a question!} ~Debbi
Judy
this is breathtaking! I love how you used rusty objects and combine them with antiques...you always have the best fabric combo's too!
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