These are a few of the backgrounds I made which I used to make several things. I also used this technique to make the background for my July calendar pages. I totally did something different this time around regarding the calendar, and it takes me a bit of getting used to since I drew free form instead of cutting shapes for my calendar like I usually do. And while I see room for improvement, I am glad I dared to experiment. This is the result:
For more calendar pages, please visit The Kathryn Wheel :) I will also share a bookmark that I made and a page that I filled for the Round Robin Project. I used a Jip and Janneke card which I found very fitting for the background.
I really loved playing with bubbles and it will be a technique that I will be using more often. I like it especially for the bookmarks. Luckily I made a few backgrounds in one go, so I have more to experiment with :) I hope I tickled your curiosity with this and if you want to participate in the Summer Camp, it is open till the 15th of August, so come and play ;)
i like your background. gosh, i think i need to be brave and start free hand drawing more. there has been several calendars i've seen so far with that technique..well done.
ReplyDeleteJuly is full of bubbles! I love it.
ReplyDeleteziet er bubbilicous uit! leuk!
ReplyDeleteooooh its ages since I did that bubble technique ... I think I was probably at school, thanks for the reminder, all your work is just gorgeous!!! Hugs Juls
ReplyDeleteI like your July calendar. Reminds me of lazy days of summer just sitting back and blowing bubbles....
ReplyDeleteWell done - love your calendar page, and yes, I need to move away from squares too!
ReplyDeleteleuk idee, ik vind de onderste erg mooi!
ReplyDeleteja, zo'n kleine bijeenkomst voor het boekje was erg fijn, kun je toch een paar gezichten zien achter het boekje (achter de schermen!)