Accordion Book entertainment is irresistible.
Two more Flag Books contain the tags from my eco prints last year.
Inside the three Flag books:
Tags from manila labels and from my eco printed papers. End papers from paste papers and eco printed paper and canvas.
Flag Book covers with ties:
Books standing and lying:
And some books for the grandchildren: accordion structures, with photos, stickers, and “flags” affixed, multiple shapes possible. Watercolour paper painted by the children and saved by their Nana, then cut up to use as accordion book pages created with photos, stickers, flags, recycled papers, ribbons, cords, buttons and more paints and crayons. The reverse of these accordions are intended for children to paint more layers on, add more stickers…
Various wraparound cord/ribbon ties with buttons or knots as closures on my eco tag Flag Books. Attached at the spine, at one fore edge or both.
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Oh my, these are fantastic!
Had no idea how fun book artsc coul be, Connie Rose!
All delightful! Love the prints of course, the accordions and the way they are constructed; also the layers—using grand childrens’ watercolo(u)rs and leaving rrom for them or tohers to do more mark making/printing…
Ginny, I am happy to report that the children love their books, and this Child here loves making thmm
Absolutely wonderful – these pictures make me want to learn about book making, too. There’s too much I want to learn.
Chimo,
Jennifer
Yup, I know that feeling Jennifer! I have taken a big dive into art books – diving companions welome!
These are wonderful, Wendy!! I’m drooling!
Pretty gorgeous African block prints you have been doing, desr Paula B!
Another excellent talent added to your wonderful list!
Aw shucks, arlee
You are having way too much fun!
Hope you are, too, Edwina! Will drop in to your studio this weekend – wishing you the best of the WEST 2012!