This is a fun exercise. For one thing, I don't really know what I want, so I'm simply allowing. I have the second signature made, however it's not sewn together. I'm beginning to realize I am putting waaaay to much on each page. I am backing off that approach on the last half of the second signature. Had another interesting learning experience. I used some very vintage paper. When I sewed the signature together, the perforations from the needle acted like a knife. When I was finished, two pieces of paper simply fell out. The age of the paper couldn't stand it. Since they were pages I could write on, I folded them up and tucked them into a pocket. It is important that students bring a certain ragamuffin, barefoot irreverence to their studies; they are not here to worship what is known, but to question it. ~Jacob Bronowski |
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Friday, May 13, 2011
* My first signature. Remains of the Day Journal.
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7 comments:
Wow, Donna, this is really wonderful, it has turned out sooooooo great! Love it. I think things like that are rather addictive, but you seem to have greatly enjoyed working on it! I looked at your sunset on your header, but it looks muxch better than my smudges! I think I need more frustration to provoke me to work! So, I am off to bed now, so I wish you a good night. Hugs, Valerie
My goodness1 What a fantastic journal! Thanks for sending the maid and gardener. The work didn't get done but it was the only excuse I needed. Sending good wishes your way...Donna
Donna, you are gong to have a blast working through your journal. Love what you have accomplished so far.
Had a problem with blogger yesterday; I could read but couldn't post messages.
Today I'm totally exhausted; worked in the yard all day. Didn't quite finish but there is always tomorrow.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Hugs,
c
Loved the slideshow and that is such a cool journal. Now why did you have to give me another thing I want to make!!! I'm overloaded. ha! Going thru the show I went "oooh! that's my envelope! neat-o" Love it Donna!!
Thank you all for coming by! Katie, I'm finding many bits from my mail art friends which has great potential for journals like these. I think it's very cool .. a reminder of you when I am using my journal. :o)
I am enjoying taking a peek into your process here, Donna. I don't know when I will start mine . . as I said I bought the course, have read through some of the materials and watched some of the many videos , , , but i am not in a place to start a new project -yet!! I definitely will do it at some point and seeing your first signatures is really helpful, thank you!! : 0 ) lenna
I absolutely love what you did. Wow this journal is just great. I recognized some rubber stamps, etc. Thanks for the link to your video. So enjoyed it. These journals are so addictive and I especially enjoy doing the pages a lot. I can sit for hours sewing them. I am so wishing now I would have put some of my pages in your box. I will do that next time.
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