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San Francisco April 2007
Basic Grey papers from the Phoebe line (which, interestingly enough, is named for places in San Francisco!). I applied liquid chalk to the letters to warm them some, and dabbed it here and there on the papers as well. The bottom section I applied dry chalk in swirling patterns to blend it better with the top papers, and because it was fun to do. :) The two paisleys were cut out and acrylic glue applied to give them a raised feeling around the edges, but you cannnot see this. The two photos of the city are my photography; my DD took the one of me standing on the cable car. I just LOVE San Francisco!
Thanks for looking~
Basic Grey papers from the Phoebe line (which, interestingly enough, is named for places in San Francisco!). I applied liquid chalk to the letters to warm them some, and dabbed it here and there on the papers as well. The bottom section I applied dry chalk in swirling patterns to blend it better with the top papers, and because it was fun to do. :) The two paisleys were cut out and acrylic glue applied to give them a raised feeling around the edges, but you cannnot see this. The two photos of the city are my photography; my DD took the one of me standing on the cable car. I just LOVE San Francisco!
Thanks for looking~




TFS!
Karen