The 100 day project 2024 - Day 85-91

The 18. February is the day The 100 days project begin in 2024. It’s a worldwide thing, where you commit to do a craft discipline for a 100 days. It is totally up to you what you do. This year 2024 is the fifth time I will do the challenge. I have given it some thought, what to do this year. I don't have much time, so I will only do some small mixed media pieces . Perhaps I will change something from weak to weak so it still will be exiting. I will make them and put them in my brass box. All the papers I use in the small pieces are my own gel prints. Every Saturday there will be a new video of the 7 collages for the past week.
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[@maryellenrichards391]

I love this weeks pieces with the delicate doily pieces and the stronger wood look paper elements. Can’t wait to see what’s next.

[@lisbethdegn-dragenkunst]

Thank you, just look at the playlist for my 100 day project 2024, lots of videot

[@lindavance7964]

Another delightful collection... so clever and inventive ❤

[@lisbethdegn-dragenkunst]

Thank you

[@pialundstrm767]

❤- again- thank you for sharing ... I get so much inspiration and calmness-

[@lisbethdegn-dragenkunst]

thanks and you’re welcome

[@SandiGasper]

Love these! Thank you for the inspiration! ❤

[@lisbethdegn-dragenkunst]

Thanks and you’re welcome

[@dailydoseofpaper]

Goodmorning Lisbeth, always good to start my day with your video! You really have made almost 100 pieces of art, I don’t think I have seen one that I didn’t like. Quite an accomplishment! Purple is not my color either but you even make that look beautiful💖🍀

[@lisbethdegn-dragenkunst]

Thanks for your kind words Machteld

[@DawnoftheDay-mb7zt]

These are just lovely! You are winning the war!

[@lisbethdegn-dragenkunst]

Thank you. I hope I will.

[@lisepederson499]

These are wonderful. Look forward to watching your 100 days project. You are a true artist . I love all of your pieces. Thank you for sharing with us.

[@lisbethdegn-dragenkunst]

Thanks and you’re welcome

[@3kismalac]

As always, such lovely works, Lisbeth! I do love the idea of using unusual and unexpected materials, like that wood paper. Now I want to find some and run with it :) I also find your final designs/arrangements very peaceful and soothing. Lovely. Thank you for sharing your work, the thinking behind it, and your processes!

[@lisbethdegn-dragenkunst]

Thank you and you’re welcome

[@maegpye]

I have a small manual hand drill - the kind you turn in your hand to drill, not the kind with a rotary handle. And i have some really thin drill bits - not much thicker than a darning needle. I would be tempted to carefully drill holes in the wood (I think it's a veneer sheet). You'd have to use gentle pressure but the sewing needle was pushing the wood apart whereas the drill will make a hole. I used to use that little hand drill all the time when I was working more with natural materials.

[@lisbethdegn-dragenkunst]

Thank you for your suggestion, I will se if my hubby has such a tool, I don’t have that drill in my tool box only an electric one and that can take very thin bits.

[@maegpye]

@@lisbethdegn-dragenkunst I also had a Dremel drill set (electric) but I almost always prefer non powered tools since I feel like it gives me more control when working small. I looked online for an example of my hand drill but didn't find anything exactly like it. It is wooden and bulbous and sits well in my palm. I also have a hole punch I think is meant for leather. You can rotate the head to choose different sized holes. It might have a smaller hole choice than your Cropadile (spelling?). I used that a lot as well! I'm just doing different sorts of creative pieces these days so I don't use the hole punch or hand drill as much as I used to.

[@lisbethdegn-dragenkunst]

@@maegpyeI have the tool you use for leather. That didn’t work very well, the wood broke but perhaps the pipes isn’t sharp anymore more.

[@marie-joseearbique]

You can use an X-acto blade to cut into your wood sheet which is called wood veneer. I used wood veneer is different essences to make marquetry. It relatively easy to cut into, depending on the density of the wood you use. Hope this helps. 😀

[@lisbethdegn-dragenkunst]

Thank you but I mostly was interested in poking very small and many holes so I can embroider on a bigger surface, but didn’t succeed very much. I call it wood paper because it said so in the packaging but know I have learned what veneer is. 👍

[@mariaconti9704]

Lisbeth, we in America call that thin wood, veneer. I’m wondering if one brushes some gel medium on the back, if that would help it from breaking in the along the wood grain! 🤗❤️

[@lisbethdegn-dragenkunst]

Oh just google veneer and now I know what the word means in Danish. I called it wood paper because it was the name on the box. It is worth trying.thank you.

[@brennakohlhase4194]

I wonder if it would work to use gloss medium and interfacing as a stabilizer on the back of the wood paper? These are lovely and such good texture

[@lisbethdegn-dragenkunst]

If interfacing is like bondaweb ( I am Danish and don’t always know the right terms) I have tried with a very thin one and that work very well. And yes perhaps I should try with some thicker stabilizer. Thanks

[@junk-usi]

Lov this pieces🟤🟫🔶️ and i love the sound of ripping fabric or paper too.. thx for showing all of jour great idears 🫶💐🤎🦊🦊🤎

[@lisbethdegn-dragenkunst]

Thank you and you’re welcome