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*************I've bought some new books on collage and there are tons of variations/definitions of collage work that I had no clue even existed. Here's a few examples:
Femmage: Collage art and traditional craft done by womaen, frequently fabric orientated.
Froissage: Crumpling or creaasing collage materials
Assemblage: Combination of three-dimensional objects glued to a surface.
Or how about doing some Decollage---removing, ungluing or otherwise subracting materials from the collage. (how would one do that??)
So would this work of art above be a Doodlelage? LOL Yep, I think that's exactly what it is. :)
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Sweet Swap Goodness, holy moly sweet swap goodness, our partners are set up for the Spring Fling Pink and Green Swap and believe me, the response has been huge. Big thank you to Rebecca for sorting through all the emails and creating a big ole spreadsheet of names, addys, blogs and partner info so I could then email everyone yesterday. Thank you Rebecca for doing that and working through the linking!! Big hugs, I know it wasn't easy and it took a lot of time to do, we appreciate you!! I still have to add...ohhh about close to another 40 some links on my sidebar blog link!! Actually, I stopped at 37 and we ended up with 74 people in the swap!!! I better get the show on the road and finish working that list!! Thank you all for joining along in the fun!!
*****Okay so Tiff, just need you to email me with your snail mail addy so I can ship your goodies on Monday :) Congratulations!
Have a Sweet TGIF!!!!
Lucy
10 comments :
I think the pincushion looks good except that you need to stuff it really, really, really full.
Lucy, you are so clever and artsy!
What a great idea for a pin cushion!! Sooo yummy!
I vote "yum" on the pin cushion.
Oh congrats to Tiff! *JEALOUS* Just kidding. Okay a little . . .
Thank you so so much for sending out all those emails! This has been some serious swap craziness. I think for the next one we'll be better LOL
Luce...I know I told you this at work the other day, but your pincushion is completely delightful! Extra points for such a clever idea :) You are so very creative!
Sarah, what I used was a stryofoam egg, I shaved it on the bottom so it would sit in the dish better then I wrapped all of it in quilt batting and then added the material/ribbons. Next time I may not used the foam and just stuff it. :)
LindaT--thank you for your sweet comments!! I have one other idea I'm going to try out this weekend, so we'll see which one works out best :)
Vallen--yum is right and no calories!!
Rebecca-thank YOU for all your hard work, you did a great job!
mizfixit--thanks putting up with my "show and tell" days!! LOL and thank you for your words of encouragement!
I don't sew :( but I still love your pin cushion, and would hoard it like a little mouse and display it proudly anyway :D Its awesome!
LOVE the pin cushion! It is "sweet' in multiple ways.
I agree - the pin cushion is awesome. Such a cute idea!! Hmm....seems I'm craving an ice cream sundae now....
I'm totally digging that pin cushion. So sweet!
Cheers! LA
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