Playing with Dyed Papers

Continuing on with March Fodder School, I'm playing with my dyed tea bags and coffee filters...stamping, painting, drawing, doodling.

And, I'm keeping up with The 100 Day Project...

 

March Fodder School

 I watched the first few videos for March Fodder School and then dyed some tea bag papers and coffee filters as instructed by Leaca Young.

 

I've also been keeping up with The 100 Day Project....pictures of my stamps will be coming soon.

 

The 100 Day Project

Here we ago...The 100 Day Project has begun. I'm making 100 faux postage stamps. 

 

Another Book

 I may have skipped the February Fodder School classes because I wasn't in the mood to draw doll faces but I wasn't completely idle. I really enjoyed Liz Constable's January lessons so I made another book...cover and pages are all made from upcycling one of my mother's old high school year books.

 

 I filled it with my faux Polaroids. I had a great video to post but the computer is not cooperating with Blogger tonight.

I also decided to do The 100 Day Project...made my decision today, the start date, to make 100 faux postage stamps. here's 1/100...

Faux Polaroids

Today, I added to my stash of Faux Polaroids as I think I'd like to put them in the book that's currently under construction. And I turned one actual Polaroid into a faux...

 

Yep, that's my husband and me...a million years ago. I honestly had no idea we were that cute! Oh well.

One More Book

I know we're moving on to February lessons but I'm still hanging back and making one more book. This time, I'm using one of my mother's old yearbooks. Cover is done and I'm working on mastersheets for the pages. 

Folios into a Book...January Project Done!

I measured and calculated to tear my mastersheets into foglios with no scrap and still get a decent size for a book.

I planned on making two books, and I was a bit limited by the size of the boards I was using for covers. Two books with what I had for pages felt a little sparse. I wished I'd made a couple more mastersheets.

In the end, I crammed them into one really chunky book full of delicious fodder that, apparently,  I'm to tear into to actually use.