Showing posts with label stick pin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stick pin. Show all posts

Saturday, 1 November 2014

Altered Bottle

Hello friends & a happy November to you all!
Sharing a project I made for the Swap group in my city (Bangalore). The theme set by Sonia for this round was to alter a bottle. I had never done this earlier & was a bit hesitant! I coated the bottle (courtesy - Rupa) with gesso & left it on my table for days until 2 days before the swap!
Played around with Lindy's Sprays (Tiffany Blue, Blue Hawaiian Blue, Jack in the pulpit teal), distress paint (trnished brass), Inka gold (old gold) some die cuts & embellishments to decorate the bottle. And trust me it was so much fun................I already have several wine bottles coated with gesso! So watch out this space for some more!

 

Used Inka Gold for the golden hue on the embossed logo, the MDF frame & the cap.  Loved the texture!


 Some more close ups -
 





Let me confess it was hard to part with this for the swap!!!!

Playing this at - 

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Friday, 14 March 2014

A GIFT BOX

Good Evening & a happy weekend to you all! 
Very pleased to share a upcycled project today, made keeping in mind a few challenges. Take a look at this gorgeous gift box...........


I find myself creating only in monochromes these days (hope I get over it soon!). Any guesses what is recycled here? Well I leave you with the snapshots first & will reveal it only later, am sure you can guess by then. I love stick pins & in this one I have a cute birdie perched atop the pin.


The crochet flower is handmade by my mom, she made many while she was here. 


The sides are chipboard pieces distressed with stormy sky ink & layered with die cuts. Glued  embellished wooden clothes pins on both the sides. This one holds a mini Bo Bunny envelope from the Noteworthy collection. Isn't it perfect to hold a cute little message for the recipient?




Making the closure for this was the toughest part! I think now that it is open you all know what this is!



Yes it was a pringles can, inspired by a pin on pinterest. This is how I went about with the upcycling




Linking this to -
Lulupu#27 (lace, layers, chipboard, pringles can, pearls, pattern paper, clothes pin, corrugated paper in the sticker)

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Thursday, 19 December 2013

Twisted Easel Card

Hi Friends!
Sharing with you my first twisted easel card. I have added a lot of details in this one but before I come to that let me show you the card............


I began with a scored red card base which was then layered with a Spellbinders Romantic rectangles die cut distressed with fired brick distress ink. The Tim Holtz  alterations tick-tock die cut was then painted distress paint (black soot). Added clear distress crackle paint over this die cut (unfortunately I have not been able to capture the fine cracks in the pic). I had a clock MDF laser cut & the size was just perfect to fit into the die cut. So there it is!! Isn't the red glitter embossed MDF just made for this color combo! Don't miss the antique chain with dangling charms.


A few embellishments, blooms to finish the front................


This is the inside of the card. Once again to my delight the Kaisercraft stamp was perfect for the distressed die cut I used here. "Love you always" is hand written with a red embossing pen & heat embossed in clear powder. The red daisy die cuts were sprayed with Mistries & the shimmer is from LSG mist (crows nest copper)


The card looks like this when closed.....


Linking this to the following challenges - 

Emergency Crafters Challenge - Third position
Lulupu Challenge#22 (pattern paper, embellishments, die cuts, mists/sprays) - Honorable Mention
Do check out the LULUPU BLOG HOP to stand a chance to win some amazing prizes.



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Friday, 15 November 2013

A CHRISTMAS TAG

Here is a Christmas tag I made keeping in mind a few challenges. I have done some stamping on the base of this tag & added a few layers. The focal point is the ornament & wreath (made from punched leaves) & how can I miss a Christmas tree................that tiny little brad!



The mdf snow flake is heat embossed in silver embossing powder........


I am linking this to -
Lulupu Challenge#20 - Special Mention

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