Welcome to the workshop, where the tea is strong, the gears are polished, and every page is waiting for your scissors.
Meet Wren, Professor Ambrose Gearhart, Pippa, and Teddy, and keep an eye out for Biscuit the bulldog, Butter the pug, who never misses a party, Sprocket the cat, who supervises the warm gears, and Nib the chihuahua, who fears nothing at all.
This is a steampunk cut-apart book for junk journals, collages, scrapbooks, greeting cards, and paper crafts of every kind. Inside you will find 32 full-page picture pages: portrait sittings and airships, clocks and pocket watches, goggled cats and dogs in their Sunday best, tea parties, tools, keys, and ephemera, all in a soft watercolor world of teal and brass.
And here is the part I love most: every picture page is backed by a full-page texture page, aged metal, patina, parchment, and gears, so you never have to choose between two images or sacrifice one to use the other. Cut the front, and the back is a treasure in its own right. Nothing is wasted.
Tucked in the front is a story all its own, told in letters, a workshop ledger, an exhibition flyer, and an air mail note, with word-art plaques and quote labels throughout the book, ready to snip and tuck into your pages.
The details: This is the complete digital edition, all 72 pages as print-ready files in one download, 8.5 by 11 inches, ready to print at home and cut, layer, and journal with. 32 picture pages, 32 texture pages, a six page story section, and front matter. This is the second book in the Snip & Story series, companion to Snip & Story: Vintage Rose Garden.
How you may use this book: print and snip the images for your own handmade creations, including creations you sell, up to 500 finished items. Please do not share or resell the digital files or the unaltered images, include them in digital products for sale, or place them on print-on-demand merchandise. The artwork stays copyrighted to me; your purchase licenses the uses above.
Thank you for supporting an independent artist. Now go make something wonderful.
Christine Rooks, Darlyssa Designs
Welcome to the workshop, where the tea is strong, the gears are polished, and every page is waiting for your scissors.
Meet Wren, Professor Ambrose Gearhart, Pippa, and Teddy, and keep an eye out for Biscuit the bulldog, Butter the pug, who never misses a party, Sprocket the cat, who supervises the warm gears, and Nib the chihuahua, who fears nothing at all.
This is a steampunk cut-apart book for junk journals, collages, scrapbooks, greeting cards, and paper crafts of every kind. Inside you will find 32 full-page picture pages: portrait sittings and airships, clocks and pocket watches, goggled cats and dogs in their Sunday best, tea parties, tools, keys, and ephemera, all in a soft watercolor world of teal and brass.
And here is the part I love most: every picture page is backed by a full-page texture page, aged metal, patina, parchment, and gears, so you never have to choose between two images or sacrifice one to use the other. Cut the front, and the back is a treasure in its own right. Nothing is wasted.
Tucked in the front is a story all its own, told in letters, a workshop ledger, an exhibition flyer, and an air mail note, with word-art plaques and quote labels throughout the book, ready to snip and tuck into your pages.
The details: This is the complete digital edition, all 72 pages as print-ready files in one download, 8.5 by 11 inches, ready to print at home and cut, layer, and journal with. 32 picture pages, 32 texture pages, a six page story section, and front matter. This is the second book in the Snip & Story series, companion to Snip & Story: Vintage Rose Garden.
How you may use this book: print and snip the images for your own handmade creations, including creations you sell, up to 500 finished items. Please do not share or resell the digital files or the unaltered images, include them in digital products for sale, or place them on print-on-demand merchandise. The artwork stays copyrighted to me; your purchase licenses the uses above.
Thank you for supporting an independent artist. Now go make something wonderful.
Christine Rooks, Darlyssa Designs
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