Here is my entry for Sunday Stampers. This week, Hels set the challenge of using 'birds' in our creations and this is what I created.
The printer tray is by Tando Creative from The Stamp Attic. I started by applying a coat of gesso to the back board and then stained with broken china distress ink and spritzed with Marshmallow Glimmer Mist (I had run out of Pearl Perfect Pearl!!).
Once dry I started to glue the tray boards together, leaving the final one as a template for me to cut my papers etc.
Then the fun started!! I embossed metal, cut papers and stamped to create the backgrounds for each section. All of the stamps and papers were Tim Holtz and available to buy Here. Once glued into the crevices I chose the embellishments that I wanted to use. The majority were Ideology from Tim Holtz, although the mini birdcage was from my own stash, and the jar is from the Tando Creative grab bags, again available here.
To finish, I painted the printer tray stand in Old Gold from Paper Artsy Fresco Finish paints.
I am delighted with my end result and hope you like it too. This tray will be winging it's way to Wendy at some point during the week.
Thanks for looking.
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Sunday, 25 March 2012
Sunday, 18 March 2012
Happy Mothering Sunday
A very good Sunday to you all.
Today I want to share with you a canvas that I made for my mum. It was inspired by a workshop that I did with Hels Sheridan before Christmas.
The dress form was created using the Tim Holtz Alterations 'sewing room' and 'bird cage' dies, both inked with distress ink. The bird cage was cut to fit and seam binding ribbon added.
The ruler tape was from John Lewis haberdashery department. I then added various bits from Tim's Ideology range, along with bits that I have had in my trinket box for a while. The tickets were cut from Tim Holtz ticket strip die and then stamped using Tim's set of stamps.
I have spoken to mum this morning and she loves the canvas that I created for her! I hope you do too.
Thanks for looking.
Today I want to share with you a canvas that I made for my mum. It was inspired by a workshop that I did with Hels Sheridan before Christmas.
First of all I covered the canvas in gesso. Once dry I dry brushed the background in sand coloured acryllic paint. I added to this by stamping script in coffee archival ink. I used 2 stencils to add pomegranate acryllic paint. Once all this was dry I set about decorating the canvas.
The dress form was created using the Tim Holtz Alterations 'sewing room' and 'bird cage' dies, both inked with distress ink. The bird cage was cut to fit and seam binding ribbon added.
The ruler tape was from John Lewis haberdashery department. I then added various bits from Tim's Ideology range, along with bits that I have had in my trinket box for a while. The tickets were cut from Tim Holtz ticket strip die and then stamped using Tim's set of stamps.
I have spoken to mum this morning and she loves the canvas that I created for her! I hope you do too.
Thanks for looking.
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