my friend, marilyn, aka rockgran, has an amazing tutorial on her blog http://wwwmarilyninmyroom.blogspot.com/ that you just need to check out if you already haven't done so. she uses deli paper to paint on and uses it in her collage work. well i was really awed by it. she was gracious enough to send me a few sheets til i can locate it on my own. when it showed up in my mailbox today i just had to try it out. here are 2 samples i've done so far. i still want to do some rubberstamping on it as all i've done so far is some foreign text. i really love the feel of it and i know i will be making a lot more of it. thanks marilyn!
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Both of these are really gorgeous; I really love the polka dots. Great work and it looks like fun too. Have a blast making beautiful images and have a great week!
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Hi Roc, go and check out this site called, www.outsidethemargins.com. Aileen Roberts sells deli paper in her store. Just tell her, Sharon down the street sent you. LOL!!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty. Is there just no end to the things you can use in your art.
ReplyDeleteAmazing stuff.
Hey Roc, I am so excited to be able to leave comments now on blogspot! Love these papers you made... Karin
ReplyDeleteMarilyn's toot was awesome, and these papers are amazing, Roc! Can't wait to see how you use them in your art. Hugs, Terri xoxo
ReplyDeleteHow unique and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOoOOOOOOooo! This is yummy, Roc! I really like what you've done so far... can't wait to see what's next!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! What a neat idea!
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Cassandra
Hi Roc, I made a card with some of your images, thanx! X Audrey
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ReplyDeleteomg, roc! love them!
ReplyDeleteSo cool roc! I watched her tutorial also & really want to try this too. Your's turned out so well! Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteawesome Deli Paper backgrounds!
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Aileen~
http://www.alieensmusings.blogspot.com
http://www.outsidethemargins.com
Wonderful pages, making these are addictive, aren't they?! thank you for sharing the link for the tute. Also if you have a "big box" store near you like a BJ's, Costco, or Sams club you can purchase a big box of the deli papers for like 10 bucks!! Thats where I get mine. wonderful work on your blog, xoSusan
ReplyDeleteis it the paper they wrap sandwiches in? I love this...I like the colors you picked and it just looks like you....
ReplyDeleteYhese are so lovely Roc! I never knew!
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ReplyDeleteNice sheets! I watch this tute too and want to try it in the future.
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Meissa
Thanks for visiting me Roc and for entering my give-away! Good luck! I'm off to check out rockgran's site now :)
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Which side of the deli paper do you pain on and what kind of paint do you use?
ReplyDeleteYou can buy something similar in rolls. I think Reynolds makes it.
Jaye
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PS You could scan your creations and print them on fabric as well!
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