Tuesday, 12 January 2016

B is for binoculars

As birdwatching has been such a big part of my life I had to pick binoculars for The Craft Barn dictionary challenge - letter B.





Materials used:
Impression Obsession: solar system
Katzelkraft: KTZ118
PaperArtsy: EDY09, EDY10, EDY11
Papermania Urban Stamp: looking glasses
Stampers Anonymous: handwritten thoughts
Taylored Expressions: discover your wings
PaperArtsy Fresco Finish: snowflake, cheesecake, 
guacamole, hey pesto, chocolate pudding 
DecoArt: glorious gold
Archival Ink: jet black, coffee
and some other stuff...



28 comments:

  1. Morning Lovely entry for the Letter B. Can I ask what size paper you have used please. Still trying to work out how to go about this challenge.

    Many thanks Crafty hugs Pen x

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    1. Thank you. I've done it as a page in an A4 journal. I haven't decided yet whether they will all be journal pages. A large page gives lots of scope but takes more time. I might have to see letter by letter. Good luck. I'm looking forward to seeing all the different entries xx

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  2. A wonderful page. Great stamping.

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  3. Great page and I love the stamp! We are birdwatchers too, great hobby! xx

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    1. I used to be a crazy twitcher but much calmer about it all now! It's a hobby you can take with you practically anywhere.

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  4. Fab page - you have reminded me I've got that Papermania stamp somewhere - must dig it out!

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    1. Thank you. I don't have much from Papermania but I do like that one.

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  5. I love this! I'm a birder too, but I went for a bunting rather than binoculars!

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    1. Thank you. I spend more time crafting than birding nowadays...not enough time to do it all!

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  6. Love those feathers & the quote about Wonder.

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  7. Love the idea of using b for binoculars! I'm not sure I qualify as a full blown twitcher but I do like to watch the birds in the garden. We've had a trio of long tailed tits the last few days and they're just lovely. Looking forward to seeing what everyone does as this challenge progresses. Super lay out, thanks for the inspiration. Lou x

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    1. Thank you. Long-tailed tits are my favourite British breeding bird, like fluffy winged mice x

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  8. Lovely page and great choice of word too. The background is full of yummy layers (in a crafty way!)

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  9. An excellent page and a great choice for "B". I like the frame around the focal image, it makes it look like a fabric scrap. Lovely.

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    1. Thank you. I agree about the fabric look but by chance rather than design!

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  10. I love your page. I've got binoculars on the kitchen windowsill to check up on any birds but worry the neighbours may think I am over nosey :) xx

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    1. Thank you. On the other hand you can be nosey and then claim to be bird watching! ;-)

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  11. Amazing, Claire! The background is stunning, and I was looking for the binocular, and that stamp is so perfect. Well done!

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    1. Thank you. Your comments are always cherished x

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  12. What a perfect beginning to this challenge I missed the first time around. Your feathers look like they were embossed. They are very textural, as is the focal image. I adore the use of the binoculars, and since you said they fit your lifestyle, an even better incentive to use the word.

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    1. Thank you. I too missed it the first time around. I'm really looking forward to the challenge x

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  13. A brilliant word to choose and the perfect stamp for it.

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  14. Fab page, great idea using the word binoculars with the Papermania stamp. Love the colours and the background :)

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  15. Lovely, interesting background, love how it flows into your focal point.

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  16. A great choice of word. Your background sets the image off perfectly.

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