A few months ago Danny at That Craft Place introduced me to these little beauties as he cuts and sells MDF versions. In the beginning I didn't quite 'get' them. But now, I am HOOKED!
Here is my first project
My project started with me creating a larger background.
I created a wrinkle free distress background using Distress Oxides.
Next I used Distress Micro Glaze through the Festive stencil.
I love the effect of this. After each stencilling I used another distress oxide colour then dried them again.
Next, I used Distress Ink through the Starry stencil.
Once everything had dried I cut my Artist Trading Coin to size and added stamped wording around the edge using Archival Ink.
The poinsettia and bow were die cut and then edged using walnut stain distress ink.
To finish I edged my coin using black acrylic paint.
I had great fun creating this project. These coins are addictive!
Do pop over to the blog and look at the gorgeous inspiration from the rest of the design team.
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Happy crafting!
Looks amazing!!
ReplyDeleteYou don't mention the size of the coins which is all I really needed to know. Yours are lovely.
ReplyDeleteHi MayJay....the coins are 2.5 inches in diameter. Xx
DeleteLovely ATCoin!!! Fabulous background!!! Happy November and big hugs
ReplyDeleteThe background is gorgeous, Miriam, great ATCoin! xx
ReplyDeleteLovely coin Miriam! xx
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous Miriam, your background is amazing! xx
ReplyDeleteLove this Miriam so pretty hugs Debsx
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely amazing! Love your christmasy coin, Miriam.
ReplyDeleteHappy November xxx
Lovely . . . I love all the layering and the end project is so pretty.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Connie :)