I'm back today with my 6th project for the Compendium of Curiosities 3 challenge sponsored by Linda Ledbetter. I'm working from my own copy of Tim newest book in the series and if you're just discovering this challenge you can order an autographed copy from Tim here. One thing we are asked not to do is to share Tim's techniques however I can share my process and the products I used to create my Halloween themed canvas. Yes I know, it's a bit early for Halloween but it's what kept coming up in my mind so I just went with it. ;)
You'll find the instructions on pg. 37 of CC3.
I gathered my supplies.
Base of my altered burlap panel.
(the 31 ephemera was later changed as well as the orientation of my canvas)
My colors of choice-seedless preserves, peeled paint and spiced marmalade.
I used ephemera (clock) by Tim Holtz and Graphic 45's Happy Haunting collection. The clock was distressed with Squeezed Lemonade and Wild Honey distress inks. I used a checkered border from G45 to build a frame for the focal image then die cut a On the Vine Spellbinders die to create my greenery and used Recollections flowers for a pop of color. The ribbon is held in place with an Ideo-ology buckle and two numbers from the Newsprint Alpha Parts which were altered with Peeled Paint distress paint.
I used chitchat stickers to spell out my title.
This challenge is sponsored by
Linda's offering a $25 shopping spree to the lucky winner.
Thanks for looking at my altered burlap panel, it was so much fun to create!
Hugs,
Lisa
8 comments:
Just hauntingly splendid! LOVE the background of the panel, and all the layers and ephemera are wonderful! The belt is an awesome touch too! Thanks so much for playing along on our burlap canvas challenge at CC3Challenge!!!
I adore your panel Lisa - the colours are fabulous - its brilliant. Good luck with the challenge xx
Hi Lisa! This is so brilliant! I love the background and the added details are so adorable. I love the bright colours too! Stunning piece! Ingrid xx
It looks great. :-)
Stunning creation! ~Diane
It seems like I've been making nothing but Christmas cards myself this week, and Halloween comes first, so no, I don't think you're too early, just well prepared:)
I love how these colors look together, and they do work well for the Halloween theme. Beautiful canvas with lots of interesting and decorative details!
So Fantastic! Great details! Lots of magic! Have to admit that base was gorgeous, too!
I LOVE this! Only you can make a Halloween canvas so pretty and feminine!
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