Saturday, June 21, 2008

SaWo Cut and Dried

Today's challenge for Saturday's Workout is to do some cutting and pasting. I have used an old watercolor that I did not like too much and cut it to a skinny size (3 x 5 ") for my background. That is cut #1. Then I used my handcut stamps of a bare tree and a maple leaf to make the foreground tree. Those are cuts #2 and #3. Then I cut out an image of a kissing couple on a park bench. That was cut #4. I hope I have understood this challenge well enough. Check out the other posts for Saturday's Workout.

13 comments:

  1. Oh faye this is absolutely stunning.
    Unbelievable background. Love this.

    Thanks for this beautiful entry to Saturday´s Workout.

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  2. Love it, great tree and leaves!!

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  3. Love it Faye!!! Great tree and would love to sit on that bench and enjoy the scenery!!

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  4. Wonderful skinny!

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  5. You were so creative with this piece! I love to combine watercolor with elements of collage.

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  6. Lovely, Faye! Your watercolors are beautiful, and I love your romantic couple on the bench!

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  7. Wow this is fabulous, your stamps are wonderful and a great image

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  8. Great work! The background is beautiful!!!

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  9. Oh, Faye! This is gorgeous and oh so romantic! I think it's fantastic that you used a watercolour that you didn't care for on its own and created something truly lovely with it. It's all about thinking in new ways, isn't it?!

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  10. Hello Faye,

    many thanks for your very nice comment!
    With the translation is difficult a little bit, because my English is limited very much.

    But "ich bastle" is called - according to computer translator - I do handicraft.

    Jutta

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  11. Nice job! I love how you incorporated watercolour painting that you didnt like! lol Good use of it! It looks absolutely beautiful!

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