I WON!!!
no, REALLY - I am SO excited....
from Studio L3's blog:
Gorgeous Gloria from the All Things Tim group at Yahoo has chosen her winner for Challenge 15, too:
this is so kewl....thank you Gloria, I'm excited...can you tell?
(and what's so funny about this is that I have no clue at all what I won....doesn't really matter in the end, the point is I WON!!! lol)
no, REALLY - I am SO excited....
from Studio L3's blog:
Gorgeous Gloria from the All Things Tim group at Yahoo has chosen her winner for Challenge 15, too:
Congrats to YelowFlower Mo!
this is so kewl....thank you Gloria, I'm excited...can you tell?
(and what's so funny about this is that I have no clue at all what I won....doesn't really matter in the end, the point is I WON!!! lol)
Challenge 15: Alcohol Ink Agate on Grunge
Ok, here is this weeks submission for the Compendium of Curiosities challenge over at Studio L3. (this is such a fun place to visit and there are SO many Great and talented artists who freely share their artwork - go there NOW!!! lol)
The challenge this week was to do the Alcohol ink Agate technique on grunge...never having done this technique before, I kinda hesitated a bit, but decided that I should try anyway...not positive the outcome is anything like anyone else's, but in the end, I like it.
I didn't have the pearl paint so just used white acrylic for the base..worked out. Here is a list of all the stuff I used...didn't seem like that much at the time, but wow, when I wrote it all down?
Tim's stuff:
grungeboard butterfly
flourish stamps
alcohol inks:
stream
slate
sail boat blue
mixative copper
distress inks:
vintage photo
tattered rose
antique linen
milled lavender
faded jeans
frayed burlap
tea die
(that is all of the DIs that I own with the exception of soot!)
perfect pearls mists
small game spinner
Other items used:
sentiment stamp from Cornish heritage Farms
tickets stamp from $ bin at Michaels
estate sale lace
blue sparkling gem
bagin basement holes ribbon
whew, that's it...I also covered the butterfly with glossy accents and let it dry to add shine and then stamped and embossed the black musical score to add a little more dimension.
I just realized that this would work for the
The challenge this week was to do the Alcohol ink Agate technique on grunge...never having done this technique before, I kinda hesitated a bit, but decided that I should try anyway...not positive the outcome is anything like anyone else's, but in the end, I like it.
I didn't have the pearl paint so just used white acrylic for the base..worked out. Here is a list of all the stuff I used...didn't seem like that much at the time, but wow, when I wrote it all down?
Tim's stuff:
grungeboard butterfly
flourish stamps
alcohol inks:
stream
slate
sail boat blue
mixative copper
distress inks:
vintage photo
tattered rose
antique linen
milled lavender
faded jeans
frayed burlap
tea die
(that is all of the DIs that I own with the exception of soot!)
perfect pearls mists
small game spinner
Other items used:
sentiment stamp from Cornish heritage Farms
tickets stamp from $ bin at Michaels
estate sale lace
blue sparkling gem
bagin basement holes ribbon
whew, that's it...I also covered the butterfly with glossy accents and let it dry to add shine and then stamped and embossed the black musical score to add a little more dimension.
I just realized that this would work for the