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Designing A Collage Sheet

7/25/2015

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I decided to try my hand at designing my own collage sheet and share my process here. I started by digitally cropping some of my gellie prints and arranging them on a page. Then I used digital lace stamps over the print. The first try was with black lace images, but that did not turn out very well, so I changed the lace to white. I think it turned out quite nice now.
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Gellie Print Background
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Digital Stamped
PictureRubber Stamped
Next I printed the Gellie Print background and hand rubber stamped several lace stamps on the background and scanned that image. I then printed a copy which I took to my sewing machine and stitched with black thread.
This I like very much.

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Rubber Stamped and Stitched.
PictureFull Page Gellie Print with Digital stamps
So next I tried a full page Gellie print with digital stamps and left one stamp image black. Not bad.

And the next one is a half page Gellie print which was again hand rubber stamped.
This one is another one I like a lot.

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Gellie Print Rubber Stamped
So now I make use of my collage sheets in my Glue Book. Both the left facing collages are with my collage sheets with Tangie Baxter images. The second collage has one of the Tangie Baxter images stitched. The two right facing collages are Tangie Baxter collage images with  a couple of pieces left over from papers on my desk.
First Collage with my Collage Sheet.
Second Collage with my Collage Sheet
3 Comments
Mary-Beth
7/25/2015 06:37:56 am

These are lovely sheets Joanne!! I love both the black and the white. Well done!!

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judy
7/26/2015 11:33:27 pm

I really like these Joanne. Well done!

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Val
7/27/2015 04:49:01 pm

Great job on all of them! My favourite is the all white and one black lace over the blue background (blue is one of my favourite colours).

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