I have prepared a few pages to take with me (as well as keeping my 365 journal up to date), so now I have just got to work out how much journalling kit I can fit in between all the ski clobber...

Some of these need some serious doodling, tinkering and fiddling, but some of them I am already quite happy with and I am ready to get down some of the ideas that have been floating around in my head for a while - finally!


These images are from a variety of sellers, like rian or on etsy;AsunderEphemera, Cassi's Creations and siefert2. I'm sorry I can't attribute them all individually, as I have saved them to my computer and neglected to note what came from where (tip for those who sell collage sheets - put your details on the sheet, then you can get your credit for the designs you help to create!)
These bugs are from rian
I hope that I won't be so shattered after all the skiing that I can't fill some of these in, but at least it will keep me busy at the airport! See you soon!
Sarah - hope you enjoy your week away. The pages look great btw.
ReplyDeleteHa ha, you will have a very busy week if you manage to get all these filled in as well as skiing! Nice work :-)
ReplyDeleteBrilliant pages Sarah - Gotta love those flying pigs - now how many times could that page be used? Can't wait to see these pages finished.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Holiday.
They're all so lovely and fun and bright! And you and I just love the same image sellers - they're some of my favorite too.
ReplyDeleteI tagged you! You can visit me here, http://tumblefishstudio.blogspot.com/2010/03/march-madness.html to find out what you have to do, but it's an easy one. Hope you get some new visitors to eat up your delicious work!
Hi Sarah, loving the colourful work you do! Read that you were the lucky recipient of some Faber Castell pens from your hubby! Can I ask, are they the brush pens or the fine nibbed ones? Just I'm not sure how fine the brush ones will be!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks
Sue
For those who have asked, and a few of you have, my Faber Castell Pitt Pens are the brush kind. The tips are so fine that I find that you can use them for really quite fine detail work, unlike the copic markers which are much softer.
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