Challenge #215 - Labyrinth
This was quite a fun challenge (here); I learned how to draw all different kinds of labyrinths :). It was so much fun! The idea was to draw a labyrinth as a string and then tangle away :)
Here is mine. I think that I would have liked to have made the spaces between the walls wider and less patterned so that it would be easier to walk the labyrinth. Oh well... next time :) I went with a leaf shape, but if I turn it upside down it could also be a heart.
I made it extra large today so you can "walk" the labyrinth if you want :) |
Quick Accordion Journal
A few years ago a bunch of people at work were moving to another floor, and lots of office supplies were being dumped. I asked if I could take a couple of sheet protector packages, and the admin told me to take anything I wanted. Oh boy!! I got lots of transparencies, some sheet protectors, tent cards, brochures, labels, etc.
I have used lots of transparencies and have started using some of the sheet protectors to keep my home made stencils. But I had not found a use yet for the tent cards and they are made with good heavy paper. So, after the envelopes last week, I decided to try to see how the same technique would work on these tent cards, and then use them for a journal or something like that.
It took no time at all to paint them on both sides. I used 2 tent cards for this - one in blue tones, the other in red tones. I then cut them up in 3 equal parts and put them together with come washi tape I had gelli printed a while ago. It really cannot get much easier than this :)... and it is so colorful!
Now it is ready to tangle on :). I have started on one of the pages already. Here are a few pages close up.
Your Labyrinth is truely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love the shape of it and how you can "walk" in it.
Cool labyrinth and nicely tangled.
ReplyDeleteNice labyrinth
ReplyDeleteLove how you went outside the box and created a totally original shaped labyrinth. Your tent cards made great accordion pages....looking forward to seeing your next creation.
ReplyDeleteIndeed a 'cool' labyrinth!!!
ReplyDeleteDear Marta - your labyrinth is amazing!! Love the shape. And you cards are so cool - be fun to see what you do with them :)
ReplyDelete~ Diane Clancy
http://www.dianeclancy.com/blog/2015/04/my-diva-labyrinth-challenge-entry