i finished my last visual journal, but while i waited for my paper order to arrive i decided to use these random scraps to stitch up a kooky temporary journal.
i haven’t slapped paint around for awhile. i was dying to dip my brushes in the pink & red & orange pots of paint and start making shapes.
but i needed an accomplice.
fortunately my accomplice has a lead foot and a fast car and she didn’t run into any traffic on the way up.
she brought lots of fun things to try out. she always does.
we did some minor furniture rearranging in my art room so she could have her own space. fortunately she’s little and will fit anywhere.
pam has a teaching gig at the end of the month. i don’t think it’s possible to attend one of her classes and NOT have a rollicking good time. she has a bazillion good ideas packed into that noggin of hers and she loves to share.
for some reason my photos look pixelated and i WOULD fix, but i have to go play in my koo koo paper scrap journal. i think if you click on them they will unpixelate. but i could be wrong about that. scuse!
teri says
Oh I remember my teaching days. July was FREEDOM, but the minute the calendar turned to August, I started to feel an ache in my soul that was not unlike a new pair of school shoes pressing in on my sunburned feet. It took a week of mourning my loss of freedom before I started enjoying thinking about how I was going to decorate the classroom and what new things I’d teach that year.
Loretta says
Mary Ann Moss and Pam Garrison in the house together! The roof must have been flying off, or at least painted pages were floating out the window. Hmmm – wouldn’t a workshop with the two of you be da bomb?? Puleeze visit the east coast, I’ll take you to Cape Cod and Pomegranate Cottage. There’s a big table for cutting and pasting and a firepit and lobstah. And there’s room for your adorb sister, as there’s always one of the four of mine hanging around.
Carol Weiler says
Fun! I am loving the orange and blue color combo. You turned me on to that Martha craft paint for journaling and loving it.
jeanette, mistress of longears says
No pixels even without clicking! I need more local crafty friends!!! Color me green!
Mary Ann Moss says
laura that is my BELOVED precious Polish Paper Chandelier – handmade in Poland, but came to me via The Polish Art Center – in Michigan
lauradodson says
So. Are those flowers hung upside down to the left of Pam’s head in the pic on the bottom right? Cuz I hafta know. If yes, check here. Then tell me how you strung em up. And again I must say, YOU TWO!
Caatje says
Looks like good times were had! By the way, the photos look fine on my computer, crispy clear.
Susie LaFond says
OMG girl….you and Pam…again… ;)I was reading the first bits and I just knew soon as you said a friend was acomin’ I just knew it had to be Pam. I love when the took of you team up for a play date…always means there is gonna be some awesome pics to feast upon…you didn’t disappoint…btw, on my screen your photos don’t look pixelated at all..not even a tiny bit…perfect as always…love your koo koo journal…can’t wait to see what kind of new visual journal you dream up next…
Domenico says
Looks like a fun time was had.