This collection shows how you can transform designs, into 3D work or large illustrations for book publication. I had so much fun producing this type of work. It meant that I could work openly and be more experimental with my media. The dresses were plain pieces of fabrics that I printed on and then worked back into. The process was just reversed, showing how one 3D illustration could then become a card. The large card that I had a lot of fun with was a gift to some one close to me. I used die cut for the inside fold and mesh fabric to board the text. The front was collaged with beads and has a double bow ribbon for a finishing touch. I was influenced by the designs that are on the market today, though using no computer work, just craft. This card can be requested if required for an occasional gift. I love working with pattern and texture, involving bright colours and shapes. I have at least ten wrap designs that I would like to take forward for print. These were made for stationary sets for the cards, including tags, bags and boxes.

Blue Dream
Blue Dream
Blue Dress
Blue Dress
Caldecott Red
Caldecott Red
Collage Nanas House
Collage Nanas House
Heart Card
Heart Card
Light Blue Dress
Light Blue Dress
Nannas Kitchen
Nannas Kitchen
Nanna Things
Nanna Things
Pink Caldecott
Pink Caldecott
Red Dress
Red Dress

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