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Wednesday, 14 January 2015
Bell, Book and Candle
Okay, there's no bell but there is a book, and a candle too.
Hello all, I'm delighted to be over at PaperArtsy again this evening as part of their new look. We're playing with Fragile Papers this fortnight, so my project involves tissue paper and book pages (no surprises there, then).
And no surprises that I'm still looking for illumination in these dark January days... so there's candlelight involved in my altered book as well.
I hope you'll be able to hop over to PaperArtsy and have a look - there's a brand new Lynne Perrella stamp involved if you need further temptation! And if you're inspired to play along with some fragile papers of your own that would be wonderful.
Stay warm and happy crafting!
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(her light is extending)
anonymous
Gorgeous Alison and what a lovely idea. I love he niche and the fact it can hold a candle . Gorgeous x x
ReplyDeleteHopped and left some love over on the PA site. Wonderful project, liking the soft glow and the monastic quality very much :-) xxx
ReplyDeleteI don't think Wow! is enough to say but Wow! anyway!! Chrisx
ReplyDeleteJust been reading all about this lovely piece over at Paper Artsy, it looks stunning & I wish I could see it for real :-) I'm looking forward to seeing the other Lynne Perella releases next month!
ReplyDeleteSally
Just drooled over the new stamps and this gorgeous creation on the PA post, I love an altered book and I never thought I would say that a few years ago, wonderful idea with the candle Alison. Ruth xx
ReplyDeleteso lovely to see it here with the candle flame - it's a gorgeous project..
ReplyDeleteLoved this over at PaperArtsy! I adore all things illuminated!!! These colours work brilliantly too. Once again you have inspired us all! xxx
ReplyDeleteI've just come from the PaperArtsy blog...wow! I'm really loving the illuminated art pieces you've been making lately, Alison. So beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeen there and all I can say is, "WOW." Love the altered book, so beautiful! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteYou're always so clever with your designs Alison!!! And love that you look where possible to use light. This book/candle holder is amazing, the stained-glass effect on the front is super cool!! xx
ReplyDeleteA stunning project and alteration, love how you used the tea light to add a glow to the already beautiful image.
ReplyDeleteYvonne xx
Stunning work Alison, I love how you made it look like stained glass and your Finn embellishments are wonderful... Anne xx
ReplyDeleteJust been over for a look - fabulous!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! This is a bit special. I love your work with candles.
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool! What a great idea! Beautifully decorated too! Xx
ReplyDeleteLove the colors you used! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful Alison, love the strong colours you've used. Stunning!
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Amanda x
This is sooo beautiful dear Alison!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful Alison. Hugs Rita xxx
ReplyDeleteStunning Alison and the additions surrounding the stamp look amazing how you have used them
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Love Chrissie
Alison that is just fabulous, everyone else have used the words I wanted to lol - just stunning!!
ReplyDeleteElizabeth xxx
Wow this is beautiful, the candlelight looks amazing! xx
ReplyDeleteLooks wonderful! Hopping over xxx
ReplyDeleteahhh- Bell Book and Candle- you are so clever Alison!! What a lovely make to warm up those grey winter days! I love your altered book! xo
ReplyDeleteWOW WOW WOW!!! Did I say WOW??!! Love this from top to bottom! That genius idea of carving out a book and making a stained glass window, those gorgeous colours and amazing trinkets, the soft glow and romantic feel! Absolutely spectacular Alison! I officially have jaw-on-floor syndrome! until next time, big hugs :)
ReplyDeleteA fabulous, totally stunning project!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteTotally mesmerizing, Alison! A delightful make!
ReplyDeleteTotally amazing dear Alison,- and a wonderful idea, for an old book, of no value.
ReplyDeletePainting and qoute is so beautiful,
Wis you a lovely weekend,
Dorthe, xoxo
It is stunning, Alison !
ReplyDeleteCorrie x
Wow, a breathtaking project.
ReplyDeleteIt's stunning Alison! Loved your post over on PaperArtsy.
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Lesley Xx
An amazing stunning piece Alison, it has the complete wow factor, LOVE it!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and stunning. Love it.
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xx
What a lovely illuminated project Alison!
ReplyDeleteWow! So cool idea! Beautiful! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteWow this looks amazing too, great project!! I love it!!!
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Maria
You're so inventive Alison...what a great make, with the candlelight that shines through the gorgeous stamp!
ReplyDeleteChapeau!!!
Have a nice weekend, Alie :-)
I love this! As I love candlelight, you had me at the title, but it just got better and better. What a beautiful way to use that stamp, and I love the book chamber. Thank you, as always, for sharing your inspiring creativity! xx Lynn
ReplyDeleteAnother wonderful project for Paperartsy - a great take on the fragile papers challenge theme. So unique and original, Claire x
ReplyDeleteStunning, Alison!! OK-you've used the title of one of my very fav Jimmy Stewart movies (I love watching that around Christmas time) so, I just had to dive into this creation :) Oh, you said there's no 'bell'...sure there is...there's a 'belle'...the woman!! :) :) I love everything you've put into this and the glow of the candle makes this simply magical!! XOXO-Shari
ReplyDeleteOh wow!! I've been over! It's sublime Alison. From monastic to deep Mediterranean - STUNNING! Nicola x
ReplyDeleteFantastic Alison! You did another amazing job!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Cathy-Lynn
Oh my gosh! Does the light from the candle actually glow through the book? That's just amazing and potentially hazardous (especially if I'm nearby).
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely delightful. xxx
ReplyDeleteWow wow wow this is another totally awesome creation. I love the front, especially all the colours of the metal painted on the front and I love the super gorgeous glow through the image. Happy Art :-) Kezzy xxx
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