Wednesday, 9 May 2012

Snap Attack


These came together really quickly and I made two of each apart from the squirrel which I fussy-cut from a Little Apples 5'' charm. Now I'm trying to decide what exactly to use them for. Yeah, admittedly I got a bit carried away once I saw the Polaroids popping up on a couple of blogs. I do sometimes. A few Dresden Plates, for instance, are still waiting for their right place. Thing is, I knew instantly who to make them for and sometimes that's all you need and the rest will follow. And one Dresden has found a lovely place! Right? Right.

At the moment I'm in favour of a pillowcase as the intended (and photographically pretty talented) couple is still using their me-made Christmas decoration pillows because they like them so much. However, I'm also leaning towards making something like a pouch or tote. Probably no tote as no sane photographer will log around expensive equipment in a simple tote. They carry too much of that often also quite heavy stuff and prefer backpacks. So maybe a zippered pouch after all. For something.

One thing I would love to get some input on is the colour that will have to work as a background to pull all of these pics together. I'm drawn to red or black as both colours go well with their red sofa. Black would be nice in a slide show kind of way but could easily look too dark? Whereas red is a safe option not only with them but also because it occurs in some of the snapshots. Then again I should possibly risk mixing things up? What do you think?

I'll be linking up to Lee's WIP Wednesday.

7 comments:

  1. Love these! The polaroid blocks are so cute. I like the fussy-cut squirrel.

    I think I'd probably go with a black background to make the little snaps really stand out. Or go with two cushions, one black, one red and cover all your bases! ;)

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  2. Love these blocks, the polaroids look so cool. The yellow bird print is one of my favourites.

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  3. Great blocks!
    How about a charcoal background? Not quite as harsh as black, but it still makes the colours zing!

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  4. Love your Heather Ross fussy cut blocks. You should make your pictures "large" in your post so they'll show up bigger.

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  5. I think a polaroid tote to carry photography equipment in is ideal for these lovely blocks.

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