Welcome to another installment of the Compendium of Curiosities Challenge, Vol. 3,
hosted by Linda at Studio L3. This is
the Eighteenth challenge in where we work through the techniques of Tim Holtz
from, you guessed it…his 3rd Volume of the Compendium of
Curiosities!! As in the past challenges,
we can’t give details on the challenge, so don’t ask, but do go get your own
copy of Tim’s fabulous book. Also, TheFunky Junkie Boutique has offered an extremely generous $25 Gift
Certificate for all the even numbered weeks! So grab a copy, and join in to
play!! All the deets are here, at
Linda’s blog!
OK: It’s easy to blame lack of creativity to the
stress/time issues of the holidays…definitely the time issue, as I’m always up
against that...but I had various thoughts about how I would approach this
challenge when it arrived. After doing
the worn cover challenge (#13), which I’m using as my first art journal/work book, I
had a brilliant idea to make a wine log.
Bought a new cover on one occasion; with another pack of pocket pages on
another: so what do I discover the other
night? I have pages that fit in the horizontal style worn cover; but my wine
book will be the vertical style!
So, in my Tues. night drop back and punt, here
are the pages I had placed in my art journal (See! I have used it!) I’m using them to hold snippits of ideas,
those that work; those that don’t…I had cut a bunch of the tickets out from
scrap one day when I was “cleaning” up the Vagabond area, and they are in one
of the pockets for my journaling/comments.
So, while not very creative, these pages are
workin’!
So please visit the Curiosity Crew’s sites…where
you can see all the possibilities of these pocket pages!
Have a Very Merry Christmas Everyone!
Hi Kim! I have not used Tim's horizontal book yet but I love it! Your pocket pages are looking good in there! Love the blueprint pinecone! I know what you mean about finding enough time to do anything other than totally be immersed in Christmas this time of year but I'm glad that you did! Thanks for joining us at CC3C. <3 Candy
ReplyDeleteGood for your for putting your journal to work! Great use of the pockets.
ReplyDeleteGreat ingenuity shown there Honey. Love what you have done. As you know I love the pinecone! Wink Wink!
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What a super idea to keep the how-to in the mini pockets! Thanks for sharing this with us at CC3C.
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