So, this week's Grungy Monday assignment over at Studio L3 is to create some wearable art, using any technique or product from the creative guru, Tim Holtz! Linda's pocketwatch had me facinated, but I just didn't have one to use. So I did my usual "dumping of the embellishment stash" to see what surfaced...and I had a little jar of these little MahJong tiles! Honestly, I didn't look much further! LOL! They are a very pale ivory, which I applied Rock Candy Crackle over while I looked for other stuff. I found the slide holder frame, and was looking for my slides, when I found Ranger's plastic 3-D inserts. Perfect!
The background paper was colored using the wrinkle-free distress technique using Old Paper and Peeled Paint DI's. Later I hit it with some Fired Brick to try to bring out the red on the tile. After it had crackled (tiny, tiny cracks!) I touched up with Vintage Photo and Fired Brick DI's. I couldn't find any stamped sayings that either fit the tile or fit the size, so I stamped the saying with my tiniest font stamps, touched it with Wild Honey and Rusty Hinge DI's. GLued everything down with Glossy Accents; and then found that jsut plain cardstock was too flimsy for the slide holder, so I cut a piece of file folder, and yay! It all fits together nicely! My Mother is a huge MahJong player; so I think I'll give this to her for her big money nights. So, time is running out, this week's GM assignment ends Sunday night, so go alter something wearable..Tim Style! Have a great weekend everyone!
Your mother will adore your pendant, its fabulous. Annette x
ReplyDeleteI hate it when "real life" intrudes. Such a bummer. However, your "fun life" has put together a great pendant this week. Really nice and such a tiny little MahJong tile...I'm with Netty, you're Mother will love this!
ReplyDeleteWell, I think you have done a great job with what you had to hand. Sometimes this pushes us a bit harder, but the outcome is usually worth it as in this case.
ReplyDeleteYour pendant's wonderful!
ReplyDeleteAnd I totally agree - real life - bah humbug! lol
Aw Kim! You and me are both having a "pants" time of it lately. However, that pendant is gorgeous and I am sure your mum will love it! When I come over do you think she will teach me? I have never understood how to play properly - only on the computer.
ReplyDeleteKim, this is awesome! Love how unique it is, great job!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteYou just have to ignore real life and play, except if you have to work!!! This is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pendant Kim! I love the greens in the background with the golden-brown edging on the text!
ReplyDeleteLove it! I never think to make jewerly with his stuff. I know he does a lot. Thanks for hte inspiration! LOVE how yours turned out. Can't wait for Monday's class!
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