Finally, back in the CC2C Swing! Even though I missed the last two, I still
wanted to do the techniques, so I started planning 3 separate pieces. Then with the #27 Challenge, I realized I
could work this into the Creative Chemistry FB November challenge: Altered
Metals. So then I decided to try to work all 3 CC2C’s into one as well, so here
we are. As a recap, Linda at Studio L3
has issued the following challenges for Tim Holtz’ Compendium of Curiosities
Vol. 2.
#26: Crumpled Kraft Suede from Page 40, #27: Ink Palette:
Alcohol Ink from page #52, and #28: Reflections Stamping from Page #65.
As you know, we can’t go into the details, as that just
won’t be fair to Tim. But I will say,
the last step on the crumpled suede had me baffled, but then, the more I
looked, the more I liked!! Almost didn’t
want to put anything on it! The close up
of the Holiday Muse Token shows the technique much better than the final photo.
I used just the gold additive to the mini clip. The deer underwent a few trials before I hit
on an ink combo that was noticeable. Then I embossed with clear EP just to make it stand out a bit more. The
Holly sprig die was my latest superbuy from JoAnn’s. I used the shattered
stains technique for those, with the addition of Fired Brick Stickles for the
berries, as they just didn’t come out red enough. Once again, the ribbon/bow addition befuddled
me, ended up sticking it on with a mini pin. I really need to learn how to accessorize!
LOL!
So, all caught up, in one fashion or another. I realize this isn’t the best showcase for
altered metal, so I may give that a redo before the month is out. And while
there isn’t much time left, do give the reflections stamping a go. As a bonus, Simon Says Stamp is our sponsor
this week, with a very useful GC. Come give it a try! Have a great week
everyone.
Smashing tag Kim, xx
ReplyDeleteLovely tag Kim. Isn't that faux suede wonderful?
ReplyDeleteLiking the stamping on the reindeer too.
Hugs
xx
Fantastic tag Kim! And I agree with you: This background, along with so many from Tim's techniques, seem too beautiful to embellish!
ReplyDeleteWell done you on your tag and all those entries. I am so swamped with home and work stuff at the moment, I will resurface in DECEMBER I hope
ReplyDeleteFabulous way to combine all those fun techniques!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute and gorgeous!
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