My dictionary (which is half/half dictionary/thesaurus) has no Z pages - because I painted over them when I did my Y definition... so I had to hunt down a spare.
There weren't many words I could interpret easily or well, so I took the Z zed (zee if you are American) definition itself.
I cut the definition from my spare dictionary, and glued it to mine, and painted the page with Stone Fresco paint, and dug out as many alphabet stamps as I could find, stamping them around the pages.
and a couple of Grungepaper Z's too... Painted one Eggplant and Blood Orange, before adding some Treasure Gold
I don't think this will be winning me a place on the wall of fame like my D (drip) page did - thanks again to the Craft Barn for that honour!
Fab page, all the different 'z's' look great.
ReplyDeleteLove your page Helen.
ReplyDeleteVisiting from The Craft Barn - Very inventive of you. Fabulous page :0)
ReplyDeleteΖ is definitely one of the difficult letters and I believe you tackled it well!!!
ReplyDeleteA quick catch up at half time Helen, will say no more.
ReplyDeleteInspiration pages.
B x
Brilliant, your Zed's look fabulous
ReplyDeleteSam xxx
I love this 'Z' page, Helen. Well done on making the Hall of Fame too with your D for drips! Oh my, I don't quite know if I'm going to be able to participate in this one. Z - I'll have to get my thinking cap on and just hope Time doesn't defeat me!Julie Ann xx
ReplyDeleteAwesome use of the letter Z. What a fun challenge this is turning out to be.
ReplyDeleteVery inventive, Helen. And really pretty cool!
ReplyDeleteLove your page.
ReplyDeleteWhen I picked my Y word I kept Z in mind - a little gentle cheating on my part! ;)
Great improvisation, I might need to think outside the box for this one! BJ with butterflies in tummy about tomorrow - gulp!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe you made it all the way to Z. I would have given up long before that!
ReplyDeleteWhat's the next challenge going to be?
Toni
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a clever page for that letter x
ReplyDeleteHi Helen, I had just about decided that I was going to have to take this approach for letter X - sometimes you just have to work with what you've got! Great concept and I love the textured pieces. MMx
ReplyDeleteLove the page Helen
ReplyDeleteChrissie x
Great idea to do lots of Zs - great pages!
ReplyDeleteLovely your Z page is great fun great idea
ReplyDeleteMaggieH
Good idea, I don't have zed but I nearly did zero, in fact I might if it is in the English section!
ReplyDeleteCazzy x
Oh congrats on the drip page making the wall of fame, it was good!
ReplyDeleteSo happy the drip page got honoured... and I rather like your ZZZs too - especially that giant one.
ReplyDeleteAlison x
Simple but sweet, love the idea, and yes, this letter was a tough one. Hugs Frea
ReplyDeleteGreat way to get round your 'z' problem. I can't say I'm liking the look of any of the remaining letters, but as you have shown there is a solution to be found for these tricky letters.
ReplyDeleteElegant simplicity.
ReplyDeleteMade me think it could help you nod off when you came to the end of the book.:-)
A clever take on the theme. I like all the different 'Z's.
ReplyDeleteI hope your spare page is not one you will need later LOL.
ReplyDeleteGreat Z page, well done
Izzy