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Thursday, March 13, 2008
A Royal Form and A Stitch in Time
Today at Theme Thursday the theme is…
This week’s theme is “torso - mannequin”! Use collage images, rubber stamps, paints, fancy paper , embellishments or any other art supply to make your creation in a torso - mannequin theme. Make an ATC, 4 x 4, card, inchie, altered tag, inchie, skinny or whatever you fancy! There are tons of cool torso stamps, torso collage images and a wonderful torso template can be found here (although you do not need to use it for the challenge): ttp://www.ruthannzaroff.com/mirkwooddesigns/mannequin.htm Add your art to your blog, then post a direct link under the comments! Please include a link to Theme Thursday on your blog! Have fun and make art!
I have submitted to this Stampers Sampler Challenge. Since I have not heard from them I am assuming that my pieces did not make it. So, they are perfect for this.
The first one is called “A Royal Form” I made these last year and looking at it now I can see how much I have grown. I absolutely can not stand the hard edge of the collage sheet on the right hand side. I still like the overall concept though.
I aged book pages using Tim Holtz distressing ink and covered the form randomly. Then I attached the Collage sheet image from Alpha Stamps. Masking the collage images I stamped the swirls with versa mark and covered it with powdered glue, that heats up like embossing powder, then sprinkled it with gold glitter. To finish it off I added a gold crown.
Sorry this one is blurry…the crown is very 3D making the scan not clean in some places.
The Second piece is called “A Stitch in Time” I used a decorative background paper and stamped the clock randomly. I then hand stitched around the edge with a mixture of bronze and a deep/brick red DMC floss. The belt is made from a dressmakers ruler and the clock parts are sticking through it. To finish it off I added a mini pair of scissors.
I hope you enjoy
Caro
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Oh my gosh what a stunning piece. So wonderful idea. Awesome.
ReplyDeletewow! fantastic!
ReplyDeleteBoth are lovely, specially like the 2nd one and all the elements to it:)
ReplyDeleteSimply superb! Nice placement of clocks on the bottom of the maniquen :-)) Couldn't let it go, LOL!
ReplyDeleteWhow...this is gorgeous...really beatuful.
ReplyDeleteBoth of these are lovely. I like the gold embossed swirls on the firsat & the elements on the second. I love time pieces.
ReplyDeleteThey're both beautiful, specially the first! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHella Mellema
WOW !this is gorgeous....really beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteYou make beautiful art!
ReplyDeleteCaroline - these are both really pretty - great job!! I'm hoping to have time tonight to do something for this one. Been running around all day today.
ReplyDeleteLove your art...beautifully created.
ReplyDeleteBoth pieces are wonderful! I love the title of "A Royal Form"! Please tell me more about the glue that heats up? Sounds like a great product!
ReplyDeleteVery, very gorgeous torsos!!
Great, both of your torso are so fantastic. Love them.
ReplyDeleteboth pretty but I like the clock one best - it seems to display here on the screen with a kind of 3D effect - just so great!!
ReplyDeleteBoth are lovely! I am especially taken with your royal form = WOW!
ReplyDeleteBoth of these are great works! I haven't heard back on my Torsos from them yet either, so maybe they're just taking a long time. I think these deserve to be published! Your second one is really super! Be encouraged, regardless.
ReplyDeleteI adore both of these!
ReplyDeleteWow these look amazing Caroline! I love them!
ReplyDeleteLiz x
They are both Great! But I really love the Stitch in Time one.
ReplyDeleteArtful Blessings,
Kathryn
Great art! Thanks for sharing.
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