Things are flowing in my 100 day project of temporary collages. I am so happy with my work so far. Knowing that none of it is sticking around (literally) is so incredibly freeing.
There’s also the fact that I can get my collage done even on days when I don;t have a lot of time. A few of these were made in about 30 seconds.
Here they are so far.
You can follow my daily progress on Instagram.
I love love love these felt boxes from How About Orange. So stinking cute! Plus who can say no to extra storage right? I mostly followed her instructions. Measuring & Cutting Gluing Here are the tweaks I made: My felt was in 12 x 12 sheets so, I decided to make larger boxes (hers…
Yarn is a great material for a variety of projects. Go beyond knitting and crochet, and use it for wall hangings, weaving and even embroidery. Organise your supplies by how you use them, not necessarily by type or colour. Keep your most used tools handy at arm’s reach, and store extras like refills out of…
When I revealed my DIY Memory Planner on Wednesday, I talked about the patterned paper pocket I made for keeping supplies and memorabilia. Today I’ll show you how to make your own! You’ll need: a sheet of 12 x 12 scrapbook pager with the extra decorative strip. (You can use a regular 12×12 sheet, but…
I realised that I was a multipassionate crafter a few years ago, and since then I have been trying to help other crafters like me get the most joy out of their many passions. One of the things that helps is having tools, supplies and books on hand that you love. We don’t have to…
Here’s a super simple mini wreath that I pulled together yesterday as part of my office decor. It took me all of five minutes to make. Supplies: Small embroidery hoop : just the outer portion Greenery from your garden, or cut from your Christmas tree, or foraged in the woods small sprig of…
Do you have a special photo that you’d like to keep close, like say in your planner or household binder? Here’s how you can use a Project Life card and sticky tab note to do just that! You’ll need: a photo 3×4 journaling card tabbed note no larger than your card Adhesive laminating machine scissors…
This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
What a cool idea!! I LOVE that first one with the man and the flowers and aloe crown. very cool and fresh looking.
Thank you! That one is my favourite so far 🙂
These look so much fun!
Love, love , love your collages. I hope you are enjoying creating them as much as I am enjoying looking at them.
Thanks so much! Yes, I am really enjoying the process.
those do look like a lot of fun!
They really are!
Oooohhh…just catching onto this. So you arrange a collage, take a photo then dismantle? The pieces are merely placed? That sounds cool! I love your photos and how the same collage piece pops up in different ways. Now i want to do that! I’m going have to go back through your blog to find out where you introduce this. Thank you!
Yes! That’s it. I got the idea from a mini workshop I did in March. Thanks so much!