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France Chevalier
Design Team Project
Gatefold Journal
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Cover
using
AM196 XLge Keyhole Diamond
AM138 Lge - Fleur D'lyse Distressed
AM028 XLge Square Medallion
AMKT4 X4Lge Rococo
KL "F"- Lge Funky Alphabet F
Texture
OR3356H Rectangular Eyes (full and partial)
RP229 Med Sideview Watch
RP410 Lge Boxed In
RP206 XLge Lady with Shawl (partial)
Also: Industria Technique (silver paint, distressing materials, Frayed Burlap
inkpad), mould cast in various medium, texture cast with texture paste. Also
used milo tin lids, matt board, and various ephemera.
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Inside Front Covers
using
RP 118 Lge 2 Ornamental Keys
RP 464 Xlge Sad Face
RP434 Lge Set of 3 Fleur de Lys (partial)
RP 160 XLge Column stamp
RP161 XLge Temple Plans
RP 325 Med Leaf (Autumn)
RP203 Med Compass
Embossed in "Silver Lining" EP onto silver paint, using VersaMark inkpad.
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Back Cover
Using
AM028 XLge Square Medallion AMKT10 X4Lge Filigree Texture
AMKT7 X4Lge Floral Texture
Same technique as the cover. Casts moulded in air dry clay (Arbee's Paper
Magiclay) and texture sheets with texture paste (Jo Sonja) |
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Shoes!
using
AM084 Lge Weathered Flower (partial)
AM280 Lge - Mini daisy
also used an old extra page from a collaborative book swap I was in. Stamps by
Impronte D'Autore, Mirkwood Designs, Chapel Road, and a variety of R&P shadow
Stamps. The background is VersaMark inks and Pearl Ex.
Moulds are Sculpey III highlighted with Pearl Ex.
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Paris
using
AM105 Lge Pomone
AM298 Lge - Paris
AM287 Lge - Eiffel Tower
AM039 Med Script
RP333 XLge Paris Map
also stamps from Stampin'Up, Collections, and Oxford Impressions,
The Stampsmith; altered CD, Sculpey III (blend of gold and chocolate, well mixed), gold Pearl
Ex, Clear EP on black card, painted over with Twinkling H20's. |
Fashion Model
using
AM145 Med Central Dots
AM240 XLge Right Hand
AM300 XXLge Lady Floral Hat
Moulds cast with Delight Air Dry Modelling Compound, painted with Jo Sonja
Acrylic paints and highlighted with black rub-ons. (Yes, I do like that shoe
tag!)
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Le chapeau d'Irène
using
AM290
XXLge Gecko
AM293 XLge - Floral Hat
Moulds were cast with a mix of gold and silver Sculpey III and highlighted with
Pearl Ex. Also used postcard (from our local Fish'n'chips shop), stamps by About
Art Accents, and Verdigris embossing powder. One of the geckos was squished a
bit more than the mould, to make it look slightly different to the other.
The text on the side says: "He went back, years later. Her hat was still
hanging on that same hook." This is about my grandmother, she died before I was born.
When she passed away, my grandfather sold their little "summer cottage" where my
father and his siblings used to go, they have retold many memories from that
place (though it's a postcard from NZ that I used).
My grandmother had a hat, she used to always put it on the same hook.
My grandfather not only sold the cottage, but left everything behind.
Years later my father went back to see if the cottage was still there, and he
saw, through the window, his
mother's hat still on that same "spot" where he'd remembered seeing it.
The man who bought the cottage strangely hadn't changed much inside. That postcard reminded me of that
story... that's how this page came about.
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