The final four pages of my little book. I have lost count of which ones you've seen so apologies if these have been posted before.
I now have to make a cover and find a way of fixing them into it. I hesitate to use the term 'book binding' as I don't really know how to do it properly.
I have just posted my fourth chapter of work on my other blog and am exhausted. Trying to get all the examples and notes in the right order so that my tutor knows what she's looking at gets very complicated, and at one point I thought I'd lost it all and would have to start again. Luckily I had clicked 'Save Now' after loading all the pictures. Thank goodness there were only three to worry about for this post.
7 comments:
This book is beautiful Heather - I am green with envy. You sound to be doing a lot of work on that course. I am still ploughing on with learning to draw but have for the moment abandoned all ideas of doing the course at distantstitch because it has become evident that I really would not have the time.
Well done Heather, you are doing such good work. I'm sure you'll find a way to make it into a book.
lovely Heather. I do like the combination of paint and stitching. lol - I think book binding can be a very loose term these days. I look forward to seeing what you decide.
A gorgeous book Heather. The nice thing about this type of book is that it doesn't have to be bound in a formal or conventional way. Like the pigeon, you will find a way!
I love your book Heather - the paintings are so delicate, they look as though you really enjoyed working on them!
The book is beautiful Heather and at first glance I thought they were pressed flowers. I love what Maggi said about finding a way just like the pigeon :)
What a lovely idea....I really like the effect of stitching onto paintings. Its going to be a book to treasure!
(You made me laugh re: the pigeon - a bit like Peachy trying to fit inside small boxes :-) )
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