Showing posts with label 365somethings2023. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 365somethings2023. Show all posts

Sunday, 19 November 2023

365 Somethings Days 308-315

 Hello Friends.

As promised yesterday, here are another two sets of mini collages for my 365 Somethings.

Days 308-311






Days 312-315






Thanks for your visit and support, it's much appreciated.

Alison

Saturday, 18 November 2023

365 Somethings Days 300-307

 Hello Friends.

I've been catching up with my 365 Somethings in between trying to get some Christmas cards made. I'm struggling to keep up this year, but I'm just about managing it. I have regular hospital appointments for my autoimmune hepatitis, and had to go into hospital this week for a gastroscopy op, which didn't help matters, but mainly it's the fact that I like to go walking most days, which makes me a bit weary but I really enjoy.

Anyway, back to my Somethings. Here are two sets of mini collages for days 300-307.

Days 300-303






Days 304-307






I'll be back tomorrow with another two sets of collages.

Thanks so much for visiting.

Alison

Saturday, 28 October 2023

365 Somethings 292-299

Hello All.

I have two more sets of mini collages to share today for my 365 Somethings challenge.

Days 292-295


 




Days 296-299






Thanks for dropping by,

Alison

Thursday, 19 October 2023

365 Somethings 284-291

 Hello All.

Here are two more sets of mini collages for the 365 Somethings challenge.

Days 284-287






Days 288-291






Thanks for visiting me today.

Alison xox

Tuesday, 17 October 2023

365 Somethings 276-283

 Hello All.

I've been catching up with my mini collages for the 365 Somethings challenge. I hope you enjoy seeing them.

Days 276-279






Days 280-283






You may have noticed some coloured teabags in the first set. I had a lovely session colouring teabags using PaperArtsy Infusions coloured ink powders, and also 3 coloured Bistre powders. The first photo is the Infusions, the second is the backs of those teabags, and the final photo is the Bistre powders. I was very pleased with the results. 

I just spritzed the empty teabags, sprinkled on the coloured powders, then spritzed again. No other mediums were needed.




Thanks for dropping by,

Alison xox