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| My first step is always to gather things related to my theme to spark ideas. |
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| I photographed the apple and printed it on both white paper and translucent vellum. |
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| I chose the translucent velum print and stitched it to white fabric. |
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| What the back looks like . . . before I cut them apart! |
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| The front of the finished Apple green and White ATCs. |
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| The back |
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| what fun! i love these challenges, they keep me sharp creatively! thank you, frieda, debby, caryl and Tristan! |
9 Comments:
Lenna,
So fresh and pretty these ATC's are. Your posts are wonderful mini-lessons... so generous you are!
Love the green of that apple - it has to be the greenest apple I've ever seen! Thanks for taking us through the process - fab atc's.
x
These are great and I really appreciate how you take us through the process......
Happy Thanksgiving
The apple looks good enough to take a bite right out of it! Wonderful ATC's, Lenna!
They are amazing in real, love this one Lenna.
Hugs,
Debby
Hi Lenna
Fantastic images of the granny smith apple - looks good enough to eat!!
I could almost manage that process, maybe one day I'll give it a go too!
Please say some prayers for our 29 trapped miners - they are in their 5th day underground now - not good....
take care
Shane x
Very, very inspiring process, Lenna! I just love when you do what you do.
wow Lenna, that is such a great idea. thaks for sharing how you create. Those ATC's are gorgeous!
That photograph with the actual apple and the apple pictures is wonderful, Lenna. A picture of pictures!
And of course I love adding one of these beautiful ATCs to my Color Groupies collection!
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