I am trying to use my newly-purchased Gelli Plate in creating backgrounds, so that is what you see today. I have also used two handmade stencils--ala my Cricut, the diamond and leaf patterns.
One of the things with which I have the most difficulty in my art is my own handwriting. I challenged myself today to include that in this dare. In doing so, I, the Queen of Grammar (and all associated things--like spelling) have created the greatest of sins--a misspelled word. I debated about attempting to correct it, but decided to leave well enough alone. You see, another characteristic is forgiving!
Here, for the second time today, is my work of (he)art!
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I love it Kay, especially the hand made stencils, you clever girl! The misspelled word sounds like something I would do! Fantastic job! waving hi from the hills of North Carolina ♥
ReplyDeleteLovely job Kay, I think deep down we all are not satisfied with our handwriting...after all, we are own worst critics...I have been playing with my Gelli plate for 3 days now...once you start, it's hard to stop.
ReplyDeleteYou're very courageous to write by yourself if you don't like your handwriting... (The same for me of course, h'm). Nice background with your own stencils, well done! But where is the wrong word ??? I can't find it ! Big hugs, have a lovely week-end with sun I hope. Coco xx
ReplyDeleteHi Kay! First of all, I am glad you dropped by my blog and THANK YOU for becoming my 100th follower! It is so great to meet you, learn of your work and I look forward to following your blog. Cannot wait to browse through your blog. Hugs, Yvonne
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous print- great composition and the way you've used your handwriting makes it even more fabulous! I have similar feelings about my handwriting!
ReplyDeleteI love the bold graphic nature of what you did here Kay, really nice!!!! xox
ReplyDeleteKay, I have been looking at that gelli plate and love what it can do... I see a purchase in my future. I would say that those are perfect words to describe you and to be able to add forgiving too :) I love it. The colours are so bright and cheerful... which is another word I would have used to describe you...
ReplyDeleteI love this Kay (still resisting the gelli plate). This is really striking and your handwriting looks good to me xx
ReplyDeleteWow, Kay...I'm impressed that you made your own stencils with your Cricut! I think your handwriting is quite lovely & I'm proud of you for leaving "well enough alone"...I have ruined many of layouts attempting to "fix" a mistake! LOL! Lovely design!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Eniko! You continue to inspire me! Mwah!
DeleteI sooooo need to start making my own stencils! Love this page and especially that you forgave yourself the misspelling. I recently did a spread without realizing the entire book was upside down.
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely, Kay! I love making my own stencils, and yours looks great. I totally understand your feelings about grammar. I can't even hear the Star Trek motto without rearranging it in my mind to make it grammatically correct. :)
ReplyDeleteLove the page! Great colors!
ReplyDeleteI love those diamonds they are a favourite of mine to use and you have done them so well. Love your choice of words..
ReplyDeleteSandy :)