January collage. by Christine Davies

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What a great idea and wonderful little illustrations Christine

Posted by Frank Bingley on Sat 07 Feb 07:03:28

Do like this idea, very interesting Christine.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Sat 07 Feb 07:14:04

What a clever idea and fabulous grouping of lovely paintings

Posted by Heather Love on Sat 07 Feb 07:29:58

A good idea, they look great together.

Posted by Lewis Cooper on Sat 07 Feb 08:16:52

Lovely idea, Christine, they look great together.

Posted by Jenny Harris on Sat 07 Feb 08:57:04

Lovely work !

Posted by valerie harper on Sat 07 Feb 09:51:21

Nicely done Christine.

Posted by Stephen Hulse on Sat 07 Feb 10:18:24

A great idea!

Posted by Lynda Green on Sat 07 Feb 10:55:48

Many thanks Frank, Carole, Heather, Lewis, Jenny, Valerie, Stephen and Lynda for your lovely comments, I did enjoy compiling this!

Posted by Christine Davies on Sat 07 Feb 13:13:46

A brilliant idea Christine! Love the stamp size images collected together to form your collage …..would it be classed as a collage? Look forward to February.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Sat 07 Feb 15:10:08

How lovely, so well done, Christine

Posted by Maureen Sherman on Sat 07 Feb 16:53:42

Great. Nice to see something different, would be a good way to make pages for next year's calendar too.

Posted by Hazel Morley on Mon 09 Feb 08:32:24

Thank you Fiona, Maureen and Hazel for your comments. I have so many lovely greetings cards I’ve received over the years and also stacks of magazines, it seemed like a good way to choose imagesthat mean something to me to make this compilation (probably a better way to describe it Fiona😉)

Posted by Christine Davies on Mon 09 Feb 20:46:23

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Another rabbit hole I’ve gone down! Very many years ago I loved writing to pen friends and collecting stamps from their replies in an album. These stamps are made using a handy little gadget that cuts postage stamps from magazines/card etc. I’ve really enjoyed picking appropriate images to represent the month of January, now to move on to February.