The creative fun on the artful voyage in Mexico cruise just went on and on! This project created for us by Wendy Vecchi was quite involved but oh so worth the time spent on it. We started out with an unfinished framed bulletin board and covered it with sewing pattern tissue using Claudine Hellmuth's multi-medium. When dry we overstamped with one of Wendy's background stamps.
We then set about cutting, inking, and stamping grunge paper to make Wendy's signature flowers. We also added a funky art chic with her own glasses, wings, and necklace by Vintaj.
I love being able to fold, roll and shape the grungepaper for added dimension and interest. I used waxed linen thread for the butterfly antennae and added vintage buttons as flower centers.Want to see a picture of the Three Amigas (Pam, me, and Louise)? Head on over to Louise's blog and check it out!
11 comments:
That creation is well worth the work it took! Amazing! I especially love those flowers.
Oooooh Sarah, your board turned out VERY nice! I love it *smiles*
I love the harvest colors you used on your board. It looks great1
What a beautiful piece Sarah! I love the wings and necklace on your arty girl!
This is just incredible!
I can see how it would be very work intensive though.
The colors are so rich, and it's very unique. Your skill just gets better and better.
Love your board! Very cool idea to use the old buttons. I've got to get going on mine! (Still haven't unpacked it yet!)
Wow, what a trip that must have been, and the projects you have shown are all brilliant. I just love all the detail in this :)
what a fantastic collage! I love all the wonderful embellishments in it! beautiful! :)
Sarah, I am so envious of your wonderful voyage. The art work that you created is so awesome! I love how you curled the flower petals and added all those extras. Beautiful art work.
Sarah,
It was great to see you Sat. Your projects are awesome! I would've loved to have gone on that cruise. Will have to hear more about it sometime.
Susan
I am so envious! I could get lost in Tim Holtz's ideas and work. Very well done. Bet you had a blast.
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