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day 15 - storm
Torn paper, paint chips and cloth
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day 16 - chandelier
Water colour, gold and silver sharpie
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| day 17 - wood or bench This one I went out to our paperbark tree and stripped off some of the bark to create a scene. |
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| Day 18 - Yearbook |
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| Day 19 - yellow This card incorporates a range of different mediums. Origami paper, cloth, water colour, sharpie and colour pencil! |
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| Day 20 - Vitrina The paint chips are really getting a work out. |
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| Day 21 - guitar |
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| Title card for 2019 |
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| I used an old calendar picture of the Tantanoola cottage gardens for the background. Drew a picket fence, complete with letter box and gate on plain paper, then used a stanley knife for cutting out. |
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| Lyric from the Peppermint twist song painted onto card |
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| I achieved this fabulous colour by finely slicing a beetroot and dragging it across the card. Then grating the beetroot to make the pattern. |
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| Watercolour paint. I splotched on some runny paint on the top half of the card, then folded it to make a reflected impression. |
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| Fine sharpie and red texta. |
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| There's a palette of autumn leaves in the garden. I picked some and drew them in 6B pencil onto autumny coloured paint chips, then glued to index card. |
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| Watercolour paint. I used black for 'cherry baby', then wiped the paint off so it faded. I found some of the kids stencils among the mess that is their play shelves and added the cherries. |
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| ICAD #15 Bouquet
I cut out flowers from some fabric I had lurking in my junk box. It's a hat box I keep bits and pieces in. The fabric was a cot quilt panel I never got round to using. I sewed buttons on from my jar of buttons, which also lives in the hat box. Every time I get that spare button from garments I've bought, it goes in there.
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| ICAD #16 Wallpaper
Hubby has a rag bag in the shed, he bought from Lifeline. I had a rifle through and found this flannelette piece of fabric. It kind of reminded me of wallpaper. I decorated a wooden tile to make it look like the corner of a painting on the wall.
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| ICAD #17 Landscape
I did this the day after it was supposed to be done, with colour pencils. It's a view from my sister in law's house, or my dodgy interpretation!
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| ICAD #18 Orange
Not quite an orange, but the right colour, and a close cousin. I did this one straight after the landscape prompt. Coloured pencils.
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| ICAD #19 Snowflake
Another scrap of fabric out of my junk box. It would be wonderful to have a pair of scissors in my house that actually cuts fabric well. I did this from memories of making snowflakes at school by cutting paper.
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| ICAD #20 1960s
Water colour, crayon, sharpies and pencil. Groovy baby.
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| ICAD #21
This was an invent your own theme. I was inspired by my bowl of soup for lunch. All I had in my stash was shades of blue in my cross stitch thread stash, Yes, I have all sorts in my junk box!
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