Renee Zarate's Bolton House is still in New England but Renee herself has moved on to South Carolina. The days are a little different now, no garden to take care of means more studio time. Dealing with snow and blizzards will be a thing of the past but there will be new challenges. Challenges like...how will we ever carry these two chairs and this huge umbrella down to the beach? Stay tuned.
Friday, December 14, 2012
March 2013 Calendar Pages/#Sizzix
I'll be teaching my March and April 2013 Art Journal Calendar pages at Ink About It in Westford, MA on January 5th. When I was creating the March calendar page I kept thinking of an old quilt pattern called "Grandmother's Flower Garden" which uses hexagon shapes. This idea morphed into just flowers with 6 petals and a center to equal one week. The background is done with gesso, Dylusions London Blue spray ink, Dyan Reaveley's diamond stencil, Pearlescent Embossing Paste by Dreamweaver spread through a chevron stencil with a credit card. The letters, rosette and hearts were cut using Sizzix dies.
Nice bright colors! I'm hoping for a nice, bright winter, with just a little bit of snow. We'll see how it all works out. Have a great weekend, talk to you soon~Renee
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SO COOL!!! I love the hexagon flower and the polka dots! Art Journaling is so FUN!!! Love that you are teaching this.
ReplyDeleteIt really is so fun to teach!
DeleteI love the vibrant colors, the touches of quilting~ Gorgeous Renee! <3 this piece
ReplyDeleteThank you Ella!
DeleteFabulously cool and so artful.
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Lynne
Thanks, Lynne, for stopping by and leaving such a nice comment!
DeleteClass will surely be a hit! Love what you've done with the hexies, and yet another gorgeous background.
ReplyDeleteLove the clever idea of using the traditional Grandmothers Garden flowers to represent one week. Great calender page.
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