Scrapbook layout Remember Today using 49 and Market and Dusty Attic products

I attended the Scrapbook and Papercraft Expo at the Brisbane Convention Center again.  I finished this layout of my beautiful granddaughter and daughter-in-law while there.  This layout was designed and taught by Gerry Van Gent using 49 Market and Dusty Attic products.

Dream Scrapbook layout using Cocoa Vanilla products

I attended the Scrapbook and Papercraft Expo and this was a layout I completed while there.  This was designed and taught by Lauren Hender using Bohemian Dream Papers by Cocoa Vanilla.

My teabag art for today - Abstract in Acrylic

My teabag art for the day.  I decided to do an abstract piece today.  This was painted on a used teabag that was primed with white gesso first and then used acrylic paints.

My teabag art for today - A Whimsical painting titled "True Love" - watercolor and gouache on a used teabag

My teabag art for the day - another whimsical one "True Love".  This was painted on an unprimed used teabag using watercolor and gouache.  The details were added with Prisma watercolor pencils and black permanent ink pen.

My teabag art for today. Flowers on a used teabag

My teabag art for today.  This teabag was already pink from the type of tea.  I left it unprimed - painted the flowers with watercolor and added details with Prisma watercolor pencils.  Stenciled the background with black soot distress ink then added details with permanent black ink pen and white gel pen.

My teabag art for today - this is more a Mixed Media piece - Dragonfly and flower

My teabag art for today.  This was an unused teabag with one coat of gesso.  I painted everything with watercolor, outlined with black permanent ink pen and added white highlights with my white gel pen.  I made a wrapped flower out of wire and left tails so that I could push it through to the back and fold the ends back to hold it in place - I then glued a circle that I punched out over the ends of the wire in the back.

Art journal page "Believing the impossible is possible" in Dina Wakley Journal

Art journal page just completed in my Dina Wakley journal.  The background was paint that had seeped through from the journal page on the front.  I cut out a banner from Kraft paper using Sizzix Framelits Banner 3 die.  The background pieces on the banner were bits of prints from my gelli plate.  The Fairy stamp was from Pasttime Crafts and was stamped with Black archival ink.  The banner top left corner was stamped with Recollections banner stamp set and attached to a piece of burlap that I pulled from the edge.  I also used We R memory keepers tab punch, Spellbinders scallp circle die, lime twine, black thread, button, lace and loose burlap threads and twine.