Introducing... the rectangle frame from art parts...
it's 3 1/2 x 5 1/2...
exactly what I wanted for a very long time...
below is another project that is included in book #3...
The Maya Road bingo numbers are fun as flower centers...
how fun would it be to customize a card with the date & age of the recipient (if they're young!) & use them as the flower centers?
or how about the date of the wedding??
Notice the eyelets in the scallop trim?
art parts are thick, so there isn't enough length on the eyelets to crimp them...
so...
I put a dab of Claudine's multi medium on my craft sheet...
dipped a toothpick in it & added a tiny dab inside the holes...
working from the back...
The multi medium holds the eyelets in place perfectly.
I like the matte finish for this.
and speaking of new stamps...
a little birdie told me that these 2 stores have a limited amount of them...NOW!
both stores were @ Carson & bought the remaining stamps after the convention was over...
once they're gone...
they're gone...
no more until they order @ CHA...
I'm headed back to the studio...
LOTS to accomplish before CHA...
To say it another way...
time to...
make art!
wendy
Very cool!
ReplyDeleteLove the size of these art parts, not too small, not too big, just right, said baby bear. rofl. Ok, so, I want to know what you did to the bottle, looks like a different technique that I might need to try.. lol. Great piece, as always, love the eyelets in the trim.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love your sample, and like Lori, want, no...need to know how you did it!
ReplyDeleteEileen in NYC
PS and of course had to run over to Eclectic Paperie and order what they have in stock. A patient person, I'm not.
Love the frame, the bingo numbers, the ..... you get the idea. The bottle looks good too, like Loris says, but it is just crackled? Spill, pleeeese! Lori and I, we won't tell anyone else!
ReplyDeletelovely I say...and yes...I think u did something a tad different with that bottle...but..I will figure it out! cant wait to get these there art parts! xo cher
ReplyDeleteWOW Wendy, you have done it again hun, this is AMAZING ART!!! Thank YOU for being so inspirational xx
ReplyDeleteLove the frame! The art parts are going to be so cool to play with. Thanks for the sneak peeks. Have to move my son to Boston this week and then it is time to look for a job to pay for all of the new toys!
ReplyDeleteYou know me, I couldn't wait to get my inky hands on your stamps and placed an order as soon as you showed the pics! Woohoo! I'm hoping I have ALL 12 sets by the end of the week...or thereabouts!!!! I think I figured out the bottle technique - very, very cool! Off to try my take right now.
ReplyDeletebeautiful projects Wendy!
ReplyDeletethis is gorgeous Wendy, love the depth to it :)
ReplyDeletemy, you are clever!
ReplyDeletecan not wait!
Sandra
LoveItLoveItLoveIt! I've loved the bottle stamp all along, but this finish of it - oh, yeah! Details, please!!
ReplyDeleteGreat Parts!!
ReplyDeleteThis is just gorgeous! How wonderful for us to have these art parts!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to get my hands on these Art parts, fantastic project!
ReplyDeleteAnother fabulous sample!!! Way cool!! Love the crackle on the bottle!!!
ReplyDeleteOnce again Wendy..you have outdone yourself. Love It. Cannot wait to get my hands on some of the art parts...Love the crackle dimension on the bottle.
ReplyDeleteYou Rock !!!!!
Another great frame. I can't wait to get ahold of some of these art parts.
ReplyDeleteGreat frame. Love the clear crackle on the bottle. And I don't know why, but your links never work for me.
ReplyDeleteLove that frame and the way you crackled the bottle!
ReplyDeleteVery nice! I love it. Will have to try this. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBarbara K
You sound like a very busy lady, and by the looks of your work, I can see why. Beautiful designs. Thank you for letting me visit.
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