This weeks technique for the Compendium of Curiosities challenge is way cool!!! I totally love the results. Linda has all the information on her blog Studio L3. Amazingly I've only used one stamp on this tag (across the top and bottom) and it is a Tim Holtz image... stamped with Archival ink coffee. Distress ink colors used are spun sugar, aged mahogany, mustard seed, shabby shutters and just a hint of black soot around the edges.
Really like the way you did your enamel flowers and like that TH stamp too. It works so well on the tag! :) Nan
ReplyDeleteThis turned out wonderfully Wanda. Love the layered bookplate on it.
ReplyDeleteWanda, I love your results, too! This is absolutely gorgeous! Everything about it is wonderful-- the colors, the lacy stamp, the cool flowers-- and your chipped enamel technique is PERFECT! You created such a great look; it's distressed elegance at its best. This is a really special work of art!
ReplyDeletemade it just in the nick of time, Way cool to!
ReplyDeleteThis is nothing short of AMAZING...LOVE your blog and this tag is one of my favs!
ReplyDeletetotally fabulous - great color combo and flower placement
ReplyDeleteSo very beautiful, Wanda!!! Love your previous birdie and bird cage piece too :)
ReplyDeleteabsolutely stunning
ReplyDeleteSometimes one stamp is all it takes, and on this it's just right! Lovely piece Wanda, you're pieces are always beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBliss indeed! This is beautiful Wanda!
ReplyDeleteHi Wanda,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Anja and i live in Sweden. Im a beginner in scrapbooking and your blog is a constant inspiration for me, part of my daily lovely routine (have it in my blogroll) :). Congratulations for your talent and all your beautiful creations. I have a prize for you, called "I love your blog". Its just a symbolic one but i do hope you will enjoy it.
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Anja
looks wonderful. It always amazes me when I'm creating stuff and when finished realized I usually only used one stamp and that would be my quote. Weird.
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