Here we are again having fun at Linda's Studio L3. This week it is all about chipped enamel. I like how the embossing powder works on metal and I happen to have a lot of metal pieces in my stash. I just have to stop burning my fingers. I have used a pieces of corrugated cardboard with some of the top paper removed, for the background. I used Distress crackle paints picket fence and broken china. I stamped over it with SU stamp French Flair. I used worn lipstick, old paper, antique linen and broken china Distress embossing powders to emboss my metal pieces. My scanner wasn't liking this piece at all. Thank you for looking! I hope you get to play at L3 studio this week!
Monday, August 30, 2010
Compendium of Curiosities Challenge- week 12
Here we are again having fun at Linda's Studio L3. This week it is all about chipped enamel. I like how the embossing powder works on metal and I happen to have a lot of metal pieces in my stash. I just have to stop burning my fingers. I have used a pieces of corrugated cardboard with some of the top paper removed, for the background. I used Distress crackle paints picket fence and broken china. I stamped over it with SU stamp French Flair. I used worn lipstick, old paper, antique linen and broken china Distress embossing powders to emboss my metal pieces. My scanner wasn't liking this piece at all. Thank you for looking! I hope you get to play at L3 studio this week!
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Very nice!! I love all your colors and layers. And I'm sure I'll be burning more than my fingers when I get to play!
ReplyDeleteOh wow I adore that little picture frame, its all fabulous Donna, Annette x
ReplyDeleteOh, Wow! This is absolutely gorgeous, Donna! I love the colors you used, and that little frame is the cutest thing ever! Spectacular job with the chipped enamel technique. And "Endless Possibilities" is one heck of a wonderful sentiment!
ReplyDeleteBe careful with those fingers!
Neat! I love the frame and the mellow-looking colors!
ReplyDeleteVery feminine and it has a vintage flair. Lovely work Donna.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Chris
Gorgeous, love your frame.
ReplyDeleteyour frame is just adorable ! sweet!
ReplyDeleteThere sure is a lot of chipping going on there! The little frame is adorable!! Love it all!
ReplyDeleteOh, I just love this technique with that bird---just delicious!
ReplyDeleteGreat piece and I love your sentiment!
ReplyDeleteDonna, your scanner might not like it , but I LOVE it! Those colors are beautiful together. Wonderful piece of art. Thanks for sharing it with us-Shawn
ReplyDeleteHi Donna - love the theme of your piece! Fabulous work with the DEP!! Very detailed indeed. Hope all is well. Cheers!
ReplyDeleteHi Donna...it is so hard to scan dimensional pieces! I think it turned out wonderfully. love the torn corrugated cardboard you used. :) Nan
ReplyDeleteGreat chipped enamel. The bird and frame are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteMarilyn
Great piece.. love working on the metal :))
ReplyDeleteLove your piece. And what a fab frame!
ReplyDeletelovely work...your chipped enamel came out great and I think that pic in the frame is just wonderful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work, just the right touch with that pretty fame too!
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