Showing posts with label love. Show all posts
Showing posts with label love. Show all posts

29 October 2012

"Love & Light" Papercut

It has been a long time coming, but I finally have a new papercut to share. This one I made for a very dear friend for her birthday. She has always signed off emails, cards & letters with this sentiment over the past 19 years that I have known her & so I thought it would be perfect to send her some "love & light" back. Love you heaps my gorgeous friend xox
Original Papercut - hand cut on acid free paper - Sept 2012


30 May 2012

My Heart - New Papercut


This new papercut is the piece I was working on for my husband (Steve) last week when I shared a sneak peek of it with everyone. It looks very different now that it is finished and I am really happy with how it has turned out. I was a little concerned that Steve may have found it a little 'girly' & 'cutesy' but he says not although now he has put in a request for another one to do with his other love - fishing!!! It was our 6th wedding anniversary two weeks ago so I thought it was about time I did a little papercut just for him so here it is - 


 "my HEART is overflowing with LOVE for you"


Original Papercut - hand cut on acid free paper



Close up of detail (right side)


Close up of detail (left side)

23 May 2012

What is going on today ...

What is going on in my studio today???
(Well firstly I should clarify that by studio I actually mean my dining room table!)

I am working on a new papercut that isn't a commission - it is a piece from my heart (which will be for my husband) and I am listening to some great tunes. Currently playing - Gotye "Somebody that I used to know" (love that song). I am really excited about this one & can't wait to see it finished.

Here's just a sneaky look at it because I don't want him to see it yet.

11 February 2012

Valentine's Day 'LOVE' Papercut



FOR SALE - 1 currently available
'LOVE' papercut - February 2012
 Intricate pattern inside the word LOVE especially for Valentine's Day
Handcut on red card & framed in a 4"x6" clear, acrylic, magnetic frame