
After learning the lessons from batch one, I am ready to start with batch two of my fat book sheets. I'm starting with a 12"x12" muslin square. These will be cut into 4"x4" squares when they are finished. So, here are my supplies all ready to go (learned this lesson the hard way; see previous post).
I went through all of the steps and produced 5 sheets that I liked better than the first batch. Here are my top three pages: This first one was my favorite of the five.

This one was my second favorite. I liked the colors and the composition of both of these:

This one was ok. I could have used less of the tissue paper and more of the images, but it will be fine for the fat book:

For today's batches I am using magazine images, which is what Beryl Taylor used in her technique. So far, I have only used wallpaper on my pages. The magazine papers will be thinner and probably easier to glue down. I have to make 16 sheets of this fabric paper, so I have a lot of room for experimenting with the different papers. I have to make enough sheets to be able to cut 125 4"x4" pages. So, off to do batch 3. Stay tuned...
2 comments:
Looks very complicated, but the finished product is nice. So - how many will you receive back from other people?
Hey, Sis! I will get 120 pages back. So, it's worth the effort!
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