Double Distress
Check out page 40 of Tim Holtz's A Compendium of Curiosities for instructions
this will also be entered into the All Things Tim group as well as Simon Says Stamp and Show your distress.
this is a grungeboard heart with the technique applied, DIs used include fired brick, tea dye, tattered rose and black soot. there are some stickles in there too, but you cannot see them in the pic. the dangles are from my almost endless stash of unused 'finds'.
Thanks for looking.
Studio L3
Tim's book
All Things Tim
Simon Says Stamp and Show
14 comments:
Wow! I love your piece, the heart looks like it is on fire :) Great job with the double distress.
Terrific hanging,love all the little beads hanging from it. Annette x
Great use of that embossing folder!
Thanks for joining us at the Simon Says Stamp & Show challenge!
Love your little heart hanging. The beads dripping off the heart look great!
This is beautiful! Love your choice of embossing folder to use with the heart and the "unused finds" are perfect!
Love your heart. The embossing looks great ... and the dangly beads set it off perfectly!
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Nice heart!
Fantastic heart, love the beads.
Lovely original piece of art - the double distress treatment has worked out great! The dangles are the perfect finishing touch too!
What a great hanging. Your heart looks fab.
Sue x
Cool - brings to mind, my heart hangs in midair waiting for you. Great trinkets hanging from the heart also.
What a lovely heart you have! Beautiful wall hanging and the added beads are fabulous! Love this!
Very cool project. I love the gems hanging from the heart.
Wow, Yelowflower, this is such a gorgeous and clever wall hanging! The double distress looks great, and the folder you used works amazingly well with the heart! I love all the little crystals, and the spiral wire hanger gives it a little industrial coolness. A brilliant idea, beautifully accomplished!
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