Finally, I have broken through and came out smiling as I was inspired from a Somerset Studio piece on
waxed tissue paper article by Rachael Emilie Jackson.
I took two seperate pieces of torn tissue paper and put a coating of beeswax on each of them and peeled them from the teflon non stick sheet. With the wax side up I layered items I wanted in the collage and put the second sheet on top, wax side down (wax to wax) and then ironed them together sandwiching the items in the middle. I put ribbon or string in to hang them with as they are semi-transparent and are made to hang in a window or in front of light.
In the first one I put a picture I tore the edges from. It is definately not transparent but shows up just fine.
In the second one I put mostly transparent or semi-transparent items. The butterfly was stamped on Vellum, the lace at the bottom was sheer, the ribbon was sheer and the only solid pieces were the music and vine. I also used a very pale aqual blue tissue paper. I am now imagining all these different colors to use in the tissue paper, all the different items to imbed in them and am hopefully on a roll and back to creating again.
It's been a long dry spell but I think I am through the wall and on my way again.
Hope you are all looking forward to the cold creative fall days ahead, and Thanks for visiting my blog again.
Thursday, September 16, 2010
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They are absolutely gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteDebby
Gorgeous and what a fabulous technique!! I live in the UK and it's very expensive for us to get the Somerset magazines (sadly) so thank you sooo much for the description too!
ReplyDeleteThese are really nice Peggy; my I ask what Somerset zine was it in? I just might have to try this myself...thanks for sharing the technique....great that your back on the saddle!!! Good wishes...
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful job you've done! they are so pretty. love that technique!!
ReplyDeleteSimply etherial!
ReplyDeleteSandra Evertson