This is my 5th year of Project 365 and rather than have my photos sit on my computer I have decided to share them here weekly.
Welcome to week 10. How fast the days are passing, we are already one fifth into the year!
Day 64: Our monthly VW meet with fellow enthusiasts. New friends made, new groups discovered, and a nice meal to round off the evening.
Day 65: Spring was in the air. Lots of washing on the line, cupboards emptied, cleaned and reorganised. So much achieved!
Why can't every day be like this?!
Day 66: A trip to Kent for a craft workshop. I am so glad I no longer have this daily commute!
Day 67: The book that I made at the workshop yesterday run by Neil Walker. I have written about it in more detail here.
Day 68: An evening with friends and creative play.
Day 69: The grass gets its first cut and roll.
Day 70: My main computer keeps crashing and I am having to use my laptop instead. The keys are different. I keep making typos. It is frustrating!!
I am late posting this week so more 'A year in Photos' will follow very soon! Thanks for popping by....
Tuesday, 17 March 2015
Sunday, 15 March 2015
COLLAGE SCRAP EXCHANGE
Recently I signed up for a Collage Scrap Exchange and was partnered with a very talented artist, Kiana Mosley. The idea is that we send each other paper scraps and combine these to make a collaborative collage.
I thought I would share my page, and the background paper is one of my Gelli Plate prints. I made it with intention to cut it up but decided it made a good base for Kiana's beautiful and intricate paper cuts. I have also included some of her gorgeous water colour paper scraps and I am lucky to have lots more left, which is good, because I think I will be doing lots more collage making. I am off to the Shetland Islands in April for a book making course and collage will be the theme - I know this is just the start of things to come!

And here is Kiana's collage. She also used some of my Gelli plate printed paper for the waterfall and droplets. We both like nature and flowers and our collections to each other included these. I love the difference and the similarities.
I thought I would share my page, and the background paper is one of my Gelli Plate prints. I made it with intention to cut it up but decided it made a good base for Kiana's beautiful and intricate paper cuts. I have also included some of her gorgeous water colour paper scraps and I am lucky to have lots more left, which is good, because I think I will be doing lots more collage making. I am off to the Shetland Islands in April for a book making course and collage will be the theme - I know this is just the start of things to come!
And here is Kiana's collage. She also used some of my Gelli plate printed paper for the waterfall and droplets. We both like nature and flowers and our collections to each other included these. I love the difference and the similarities.
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