Friday, January 04, 2008

I need more time...




Don't we always feel that way?
I had this vision for this lo, needless to say it didn't quite come out the way I wanted but what can you do...I don't seem to have the time to redo it. DO YOU KNOW HOW HARD IT IS TO GLUE SEQUINS TO PAPER IN MASS QUANTITIES? That's all I'm saying. I refuse to grovel at the throne of the sequin. Teehee.
My oldest son will be seven in a couple of weeks and he is going through a "helpful" period right now. I just want to document the nice times as well as the crazy ones.
I used my sewing machine to stitch the "stem" swirl (hard to do on a 12x12 sheet of paper) and then drew an outline with my glitter pen (hard to see the sparkle). I added some sequins and drew some leaves as a final touch. White letters from Paper Studio. The shiny silver strip of scalloped paper is cut from some packaging from Christmas (pretty cool). Not acid free...so not touching my pics.

9 comments:

Anonymous said...

WELL I REALLY LOVE YOUR NEW LO FROM THE SEQUINS TO THE SEWING & JOURNALING!

Lauren said...

This is wonderful! I really have to learn to sew on paper. Thanks for the inspiration.

pescbrico said...

Oh yes, I know the feeling, I always find I need more time! Your page is great as it is!

michelle said...

Time, what is time?!!!!!!! We always NEED more of it. The pics of Jakpb are great and I love how you used your sequins, gives me inspiration to us mine. Love ya. So bummed I couldn't meet with the gang today.

Peta Boardman said...

Lovely page chick..And thanks for my goodies..I received them and there fab..

ellen s. said...

wow! those sequins look awesome like that! oh wow, do i have some i could use up doing that, fabulous!

My Paper World said...

It was worth it! The sequins look beautiful!

ScrapMomOf2 said...

I love what you did on the right side of the page very much . . . I love the stitching and the addition of the sequin bits and pieces! Great photographs too! Your son is so cute! I wish I had more time pretty much every day!

Heather P. said...

What a great LO... LOVE the stitching!