Showing posts with label Christmas tree. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas tree. Show all posts

Sunday, January 5, 2014

Glam Tree II

12/24/13
recycled costume jewelry on foam cone


Glam Tree II
Today's project was another Christmas tree made from recycled costume jewelry on a 10" tall cone.  Tried to stick with a gold and diamond theme for a little extra glam on this one.   




Sunday, December 22, 2013

Glam Tree I

12/21/13
jewelry on foam


Glam Tree 1


Today's collage is a sculptural Christmas tree made of recycled costume jewelry on a 8" tall foam cone.  Love the glamourous texture of this little holiday treat.  

Also made a smaller companion piece to give the little blue bird some company.  


Sunday, December 15, 2013

Peace for Christmas

12/15/13
11x14 collage on canvas
Peace for Christmas

Today's collage features a couple of reindeer who have peace on their mind as the Christmas holidays approach.  


Tuesday, October 15, 2013

Garnish added

10/6/13
11x14 Mixed Media Collage

Having fun with repurposed costume jewelry that I picked up at an Estate Sale for an early start on Christmas gifts for this year.  Also used the back of a Indian wedding invitation I found in an empty drawer at work and newsprint from a 1963 Fort Worth Star Telegram as a the background.  Love that there was an article headlined, "Turkey Good With Garnish of Cranberries."  (just to the left of the lamppost) 


Garnish added


Monday, November 26, 2012

Day 57 'Tis the season for harmony

057:365
11/26/12

Day 57 'Tis the season for harmony
Louise Hay affirmation:   “Harmony surrounds me.  I listen with love to the pleasant and the good.  I am a center for love.” (earache)

Inspiration exercise from 365 Daily Creativity Journal:   Use a disposable plastic bag to create something new today.

Media:  Scrapbook paper, plastic treat bag, ribbon, Zots, glue stick.

Time:   1H

Comments:  Started decorating the Christmas tree tonight.  Though, I've never had a light colored tree, I like the one in this picture.  The disposable plastic bag is a disposable treat bag with a butterfly theme, but the wings look a bit like ears to me.