If you know me at all, you know that I am NOT a bling-y person. Don't wear much jewelry - ever, not even my wedding ring. So when the challenge was issued over on the EWV Yahoo group to use some bling, I went out of my way, it seems, to use it where possible on this piece. You be the judge...is it bling-y enough?
My 3-D wardrobe screen comes complete with rhinestone-studded gold gloves, diamond-encrusted tiara, gold-tipped ebony hanger, gold lame skirt and blouse. Now you can't get much bling-ier than that! lol
Studio 490: Fashion Style and Art stamps; Dress Forms & More Art Parts
Tim Holtz: Woodgrain and Damask embossing folders, Mini Cabinet Card die (cut 3 but only 1 in full), hitch fastener
Sizzix: Crescent Tag
Ranger: Gold Acrylic Paint Dabber, Pitch Black and Snow Cap pigment inks, Tea Dye and Walnut Stain distress inks
Maya Road: chipboard crown, hanger
Miscellaneous: square sandwich toothpicks (legs for wardrobe screen and shelf), mini wood clothespins, jewels, foil (mirror)
If you'd care to see the inspiration piece, you can check out Wendy's second book, page 14. It's amazing where a little bit of inspiration can take you!
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Wow, Susan, this is really thinking outside the box! Totally love this wardrobe idea, well executed, and yep, blingy!
ReplyDeleteVery clever: I love seeing dies made in to something other than the obvious: Makes them so much more versatile.
ReplyDeleteHow fun.
ReplyDeleteThis is quite a masterpiece--love your bling, too! And you're always so creative finding materials to use--such as square toothpicks.
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