Wednesday, 11 July 2012

Swimming


Hi Everyone, 
from Berkshire, where we had the Olympic Torch passing through this morning. If you want to see a picture of it go to my blog.

For my tag this week I thought of beach huts-do you remember last week I used a piece of shirt fabric as a beach hut? Well this time I used a clothing catalogue, and collaged pictures of striped shirts as beach huts. The background is from my stash of painted papers, this time watercolour with added sea salt, which I thought was appropriate!
I photographed it on my painting apron which I made from old stripey shirts!

Fab tags last week, I am sorry I couldn't comment on more of them.
I am looking forward to your tags this week!

13 comments:

  1. Hi Jane, that was a great idea using the shirts out of a mag and with such good results too.
    Lynn and the Doodly Birds

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  2. Great tag, you have put those catalogues to very good use! Valerei

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  3. This is such a good idea! Quite vintage I think too :0)

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  4. What a fun idea! Great results too!

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  5. Great tag - gorgeous little beach huts - great idea using a catalogue, and a great apron too!

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  6. Love your beach huts...what a cool idea to make them from catalogue pics!

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  7. Fabulous beach huts! And great use of a catalogue...must stop throwing mine in the recycling bin!

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  8. Love those stripy beach huts! Great tag. Carolyn x

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  9. Great beach huts, super colours! x

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  10. Hi Jane What a fab way to make pretty beach huts all in a row. Definitely how they look their best. Your seasalt background is perfect.

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  11. Great idea. Love the the background.

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  12. love your clever and effective use of stripey clothes photos for your beach huts

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  13. Great! I love beach huts :)

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