Fantasy Faux Mail Class Part 1
Aug. 9th, 2016 10:24 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
anne_dThere are so many photos, I decided to break this into two parts. So herewith, Part 1:
Stamps carved from corks:
Manila tags, color copied images transferred using acetone. It was a lot of work, smelly, and I'm not sure worth the effort. Still, I may go back to this technique another time:
Scrambled postcards, images cut up and glued out of order, embellished with pattern tissue, on kraft paper cardstock. The first is a vintage postcard, the second is one of Paul's photos:
Faux postage stamps, images of real stamps used as a frame for vintage images from an old dictionary and a collection of vintage posters:
Stamps carved from corks:
Manila tags, color copied images transferred using acetone. It was a lot of work, smelly, and I'm not sure worth the effort. Still, I may go back to this technique another time:
Scrambled postcards, images cut up and glued out of order, embellished with pattern tissue, on kraft paper cardstock. The first is a vintage postcard, the second is one of Paul's photos:
Faux postage stamps, images of real stamps used as a frame for vintage images from an old dictionary and a collection of vintage posters:
