Day 71: There was a cool gel print sitting on my desk and I used that for the background. A few drawn and painted bits later I had my first ever rinchie.
Day 72: I knew I wanted to have a face. I was envisioning a smiling, round, fatherly-looking moon face, but I didn't have that in my stash so I went with a Frieda Kahlo-looking face instead. This one has several layers.
Day 73: I rummaged around in my gel print scraps to find the base for this one. I was sent a freebie embossing powder and wanted to try it out - I used that for the star. This is very pretty and shimmery in person.
Day 74: This one makes me laugh. I noticed a box of laser cut wood shapes in my stash and found some farm animal ones. Had to use the oinker!
Day 75: I was going for a close-up and simple rinchie today.
Day 76: Inspired by an ICAD made by my artsy friend, Dana.
Day 77: Janet Klein used to make all kinds of cool inchies and rinchies. I peeked at her creations and this little dude came to me. Catitude...
Day 78: I have tons of stamps but not many small ones. I just started going through them and found a bunch of old foam ones I'd forgotten about. I used one for the middle. Really not loving the way this turned out, but some days it works...some days it doesn't.
Day 79: So happy with this rinchie! I put a scrap of Japanese text on the paper and then covered it with a piece of used tea bag. Drew on the stem and then colored it with watercolor. Easy breezy, but I love the simplicity.
Day 80: Apparently I have a little bit of a thing going on with faces lately; it must be the round shape I've been using. This face makes me chuckle. Some days...you know what I'm sayin'??
Wow. Just 20 days left to go! Next up is 'flowers'...
Cool rinchies, it’s a format that I have not yet tried.....might give them a go sometime!
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