Weekly Weather: Winter & Spring

I’m a little slow getting back to work after my excellent adventure in California!! I snagged 3 decks of cards that are ripe for altering. I’ve also got some other irons in the fire that I’ll be sharing later on.

Here’s my weekly weather collage! First Winter then Spring.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Weekly Weather: Pick Your Own

For this round of Weekly Weather I decided to go small with my collages. I love having a big canvas to work with but there’s the problem of storage. I have boxes and boxes of artwork and I’m tired of toting it around whenever I move. So I’ve changed my focus to small packing tags. This has made me change my focus, or perspective. Think small!!

5-3/4 x 2-1/2 tags, easier storage and binding, cover for this book

 

 

This first challenge is “Pick Your Own” and I chose Winter – maybe because it’s so cold outside!!0107 pyo a

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Each topic will have a two page spread, because one page is not enough! How they look together:

 

 

Click on the badge below to find out more about the challenge and how to join!!weekly-weather

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Weekly Weather: Winter

For this round of Weekly Weather collages I decided to do another atlas as my base. However, the pages/signatures came apart from the binding so I’ll be doing each two page spread separately and when I come to the end of the year or when we start repeating the weather topics, I’ll bind them all together.

This week’s topic is Winter (the coldest season of the year, in the northern hemisphere from December to February and in the southern hemisphere from June to August).

 

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Weekly Weather: Winter

This week’s weather topic is Winter!!! What does winter mean to me? Snow and cardinals!!

 

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Winter, left page – poinsettias and red and green brads make it kind of Christmasy.winter-left

 

Winter, right page – cardinals are my favorite birds – from the bright red feathers of the male to their yellow beaks to their chirp!winter-right

 

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