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Tuesday, February 19, 2013

Metal-ology

Before I start this post, I have to share a picture with you of the beautiful sunrise this morning. It was extremely stunning!! The Lord is a true artist indeed!!!



How Beautiful is that?
Ok so for the craftsy part of my post...
Over at 
Simon Say Stamp and Show - this weeks challenge is 
Metal-ology. I really love working with metal and faux metal. It's such a fun thing to do.  I have had these paper mache stars hanging around my craft room for awhile now and so I figured that I would do something with one of them. The idea for this star came from Tim Holtz Riveted Metal Technique and Tammy Tutterow also did one with this technique.. I followed Tim's instructions and instead of using darker colors for my star I used alcohol inks in gold and currant. My star came out so nice in color. Then I added some metal, clock gears, spinners, and some swirl paper clips I had. I bent the paper clips and one of the clock gears to go around the stars edges. I also added a mini propeller. Lastly I added some metal stitching here and there. 







Thanks for stopping by :)

6 comments:

  1. What a great way to decorate your star, and I love the propellor. Thanks for joining us for this week's Simon Says Stamp and Show Challenge!

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  2. Fantastic idea ! It went out gorgeous...LOVE the color you achieved with alcohol inks. You are so talented !! Thank for sharing !!!
    Hugs from SPAIN

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  3. Oh...I love your ideas !! This star is just gorgeous. ! Love the colors you achieved using alcohol inks ! You are so talented and creative !!! Thanks for sharing !
    Hugs from SPAIN

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  4. He is the ULTIMATE ARTIST!!! Gorgeous photo! Love the colors there for sure! Love your heavy metal work too! Fab idea to use the star! I've not used mine yet...what an inspiration piece! Love the propeller...cool touch! Awesome hanging piece, and a conversation starter! Thank you so much for showing us your metals this week at Simon Says Stamp & Show!

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  5. That is an amazing picture and such a lovely way to start off the day! Big wow on that metal heart! What a great decoration! Well I take it that March is certainly a month to celebrate! Happy birithday to both your husband and daughter! Enjoy the day and thank you so much for visiting my blog!

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