After stamping and watercolouring the octopus image, my paper was so warped that I almost threw it away. Then I had a light-bulb moment realising that all it really needed was a good firm base and some strong glue to hold it flat. My answer? Chipboard!
At this stage it was still my intention to use the octopus on a card. If I'd have thought a little further ahead I would have realised that the chipboard would be much too heavy for a card. But since I didn't think ahead I ended up with a piece of chipboard decorated with a watercolour octopus that was of no use for a card. What to do now? Believe it or not, I had a second light-bulb moment (I'm pretty sure that's it for the rest of the year) and a little notebook came into being.
It was between these two photos when I realised my
octopus would be much too heavy for a card.
Hi Beccy this is a stunning notebook. It is great that you were able to rescue the octopus.Take care. Hugs Jackie
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!!
ReplyDeletewhata brilliant idea and love it
ReplyDeleteI love it! You had some great ideas and they came together beautifully!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. Love the stamp & colour scheme.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and creative l just love your creation x
ReplyDeleteNeat idea!
ReplyDeleteSo glad that you didn't trash the octopus image and used it on this little notebook...well done and thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYeah Oh Yeah! It is delicious! Love the watercolor and assembly -- I have a Zutter - I need to use it for some of the journals I have been making - Light bulb inspiration ~ thanks!
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