Normally I don't do fancy and I don't do glitz but this piece just kind of happened anyway. Over on Simon Says Stamp and Show this week's theme was all about metal. I managed to use some form of metal in 7(*) of my components.
The background is Duck Faux Metal Easy Liner (*) that was run through the Allegro embossing folder then wrapped around a 5"x7" piece of chipboard. It already has an adhesive on the back.
The next layer is grungeboard, with a sheet of text adhered, painted over with the Pearl Paint Dabber, Wendy's background leafy vine stamped in archival olive, then edged with the Silver Paint Dabber(*).
Ten Seconds Studio Barn Red Metal sheet (*) was cut to size and run through SU's Manhattan Floral embossing folder. Tim's handy dandy palm sander took the ink off the raised portion of the image very easily.
I gathered some lace and adhered it to the back of the roses. I strung my own pearls and created a rather stylish dinner ring from a bead and silver ring(*). I cut apart a teabag envelope from Harrods and glued it behind the jewelry box key(*).
Wendy's Cass Opera House was stamped onto the back of a soda can(*). It's hard to see in the photo but there are 2 strands of silver beads(*) shooting up behind the opera ticket. The grungeboard layer was elevated using a scrap piece of chipboard.
Sunday, October 17, 2010
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You may not do fancy or glitz, but you sure did work it into this nice creation!
ReplyDeleteLooks wonderful, Susan! Very elegant, as a matter of fact! I love it!
ReplyDeleteVery cool, Susan!! Elegant glitz indeed!
ReplyDeleteLove that pocket! Thanks for playing along wth imon Says Stamp & Show Challenge Blog.
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