We QB5 girls are all busy making zines. And when they're finished we send them on to each other to add a page or two.
The first zine to arrive in my letterbox was Patty's... it's a very textural zine with a cover made from velvet. Patty's theme is medieval. Dear me was New Zealand even here in medieval days?
And here is Patty's first completed page. I have no idea what to do at this stage!
We're just not that old over here in New Zealand! So I thought I better improvise for my page.
A little bit of tissue, some ink and BINGO! Grubby! Were they grubby in medieval times? Now, I need layers....
Mmmm, some layers and a Tragedy! What a combination, that's got to be good for medieval zine!
Layers, a Tragedy, London, 1623.
Perfect.
Made in Palmerston North, 2012.
That's the page done. Hope you like it Patty!
(The links to the QB5 girls are all on the right if you want to follow zine progress)
Carole x
13 comments:
Carole, could you tell me what a zine is. These look very interesting.
It looks perfect to me! You are actually ahead of time!
Loving the grunge. Happy weekend
This will be fun to watch what all of you are up to again!
haha theres a wya around everything...lo
ve your layering and stitching....
Grungy Tragedy!
ROFLing!
Comedy is very Medieval.
heeheehee
Love all the beautiful texture you've created.
PS your new photo on your sidebar is nice too!
This sounds like great fun.
Gillx
ooo so fun to get to see more than a corner :)
I wasn't sure at first if you used paper or silk!
and "tragedy" is timeless isn't it!
thanks so much Carole...looking forward to working in all of the zines!
oxo
deary me!
hoping my third try at the dingdang double word puzzle works!!!
Brilliant! great effect! Mx
Your grubby tissue pages made me weep with joy! Wonderful work.
Hey Carole, popped over to see what you're up to. This is awesome! Your QB5 group does such fun things!
It goes without saying that I love your page. thank you for your sweet comment on my blog. Colette xx
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