Welcome to Week 36 of the Rainbow Scrap Challenge!! I've been busy with a series of artsy projects. What are the chances that came with a side of sewing?
Read on to find out...
SUNDAY - I enjoy beginning my week with a Zoom call with Knittingsuek...
MONDAY - The Labor Day holiday was spent at home. Art-ing a good bit of that time, I happened upon the ABC Printing Challenge from Gelli Arts. I was so excited to have a reason to use my gelli plate that I got caught up on the first 5 days of the challenge before dinner:
TUESDAY - I spent the day amazed by this glorious view of the neighborhood...
... Because when I stepped off the porch and looked the other way, my barometric headache was clearly explained:
I did some color play with the FABRIC prompt for the ABC Printing Challenge and even added a bit from the scrap bin. Hey! There's Light BLUE in it so it counts for the Rainbow Scrap Challenge, right? Not a conventional use, but there you have it:
No fabric included, but this journal card for the #artjournalinseptember challenge is all about the Light BLUE (sky) for my take on the BUTTERFLY prompt:
Today was the start of the Inchie Challenge. I cut up an early painting of mine to create a series of small "canvases" that measure 2 x 2 " square. These will be the jumping off point for additional layers. I used a me-made LEAF stamp and did some doodling for today's prompt:
WEDNESDAY - It was a slow day in Joyful QuilterLand. I did some mindful drawing on a sparse bit of that old painting I'm using for the Inchie Challenge. For my attempt at the TWIST prompt, I mimicked Amy's example from the email she sent:
This afternoon, I enjoyed spending time with LeeAnna during our weekly Zoom call:
Notice that we are both sporting the RSC Color of the Month! :o))
I couldn't resist including this incredible sky photo, taken just prior to our evening walk:
THURSDAY - Work... After a bit of art:
You can't tell by the art shared, but I was having a day. So much so that I actually LOST at Wordle today:
After work, I ...
... And was inspired to get even further ahead on my #artjournalinseptember project, with what may be my most favorite journal card yet. The BOLD prompt had me reaching for a "clean the plate" gelli print, a bit of "use it up" watercolor paper, and my me-made foam stamp. I also grabbed the brightest Posca pens in the pen cup to spread the color around the card with some outlining and doodling:
FRIDAY - Knit Group was meeting, but without me. I had just enough time to add (rain) SPRINKLES to another "ocean" collaged bit for the Inchie Challenge before leaving for work:
You KNOW what that means, don't you???
Next up, Wordle...
Along with Quordle:
This afternoon, I did some Light BLUE art shopping. That spiral bound watercolor pad was marked 50% off at Michaels and the double stick tape was on sale at Hobby Lobby... The ONLY store that had anything measuring less than a half-inch wide! I'm hoping it's stronger than the tape I used on my Washi Tape journal:
SATURDAY - It's LINK PARTY day for the Rainbow Scrap Challenge! While I'm not making blocks this year, I am ready for a rummage through this Light BLUE basket to see if I can come up with components for my September 2022 TABLE SCRAPS Challenge project which will combine my PUMPKIN(S) prompt with the RSC Color of the Month:
I hope you will join me in visiting Angela @ So Scrappy to see what the RSC Quilters have been up to this week. I'm hoping to have something quilty to share soon.
Until next time...
Get SCRAPPY!!
I am a bit amazed you missed the Wordle on the 8th, after all those CLASSes that you have been taking!!LOL! How do you share the solution, a screenshot of your phone? Oh, and I'm looking forward to seeing where "blue and pumpkins" takes you!!! It's got me scratching my head and rubbing my eyes!!! teehee!
ReplyDeleteI liked the sky scenes included...
ReplyDeletePretty skies at your house this week! The 2 inch art challenge looks like fun, and I'm glad the art helps you wind down from work, too.
ReplyDeleteYour art is really taking off! I love visiting each week to see your creative side. Hope your headache got better. ~~Kathy S.
ReplyDeleteI love how you sneak in your classes before work! Such fun classes you are taking to work that creative side. Hope you have a good week.
ReplyDeleteSo much creativity snuck in and around your days--just what you need! (Wordle was a misery to me this week, too!)
ReplyDeleteI enjoy seeing your artwork, Joy! Re double-stick tape, Dollar Tree has a decent 1/4-inch version in their craft supplies aisle. In fact, depending on the store (some are better than others), there's a lot you can glean for art supplies there. Love the Wednesday sky pic. Looks like a phoenix or some other winged bird. Hubby gets those barometric pressure headaches pretty regularly, but they don't seem to hang on for long like my headaches do.
ReplyDeleteI noticed that both you and LeeAnna wore matching blue/aqua outfits. Even when you are not sewing RSC blocks, the color sheme is respected.
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