Did you get here from Valerie's blog? If so, you're on the right course for Sharon's blog next. But before you go, I have an altered CD that I'd like to show you.
The other side of the CD is totally stamped with rubber from De Stempelwinkel.and the little Standing Raven from Smeared Ink's Holy City range, now available in digi format.
The different lace lengths attached before the images, then holes punched and eyelets attached. Some ribbon to hang it with and some chains with charms and beads to finish.
Thank you for visiting. See you tomorrow with an extra special post concerning one of the sponsors of this 31days of Hallowe'en - Rick St Dennis MFA
I'd like to enter this into the challenge at
Moving Along With The Times - In the Dark
Hello, Helen this is a beautiful altered cd and the image is lovely. Was good you found out; there is so much disregard for artists.
ReplyDeleteI like the dangles too. I keep looking at the rubber stamps in this range and must really make up my mind soon lol. Vee xx ps have images for RSD event I hope to support the challenge. xx
Gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteI can see it hanging on my wall in my craftroom :) so beuatiful.
ReplyDeleteI love the stamping and the fact that you completed it on both sides. The sign of a true artist. Thanks for posting.
ReplyDeleteGreat project!! LOVE the stamped images!!
ReplyDeleteneat..I love wall hangings...love your style:) Jean
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty - love that it has both sides stamped and decorated. Sorry about the image as she is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteFabulous wall hanging! It's cool that you've decorated both sides. I love the hanging embellies!
ReplyDeleteLove it! How cool would it be to have a skull tree in your yard! Very lovely wall art!
ReplyDeletebeautiful wall hanging! I love the image you used on there and the hanging chain looks brilliant xxx
ReplyDeleteHelen, this is awesomw, love both sides.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Julia
cool hanging, I like the embellishments that dangle
ReplyDeletewow helen so sorry the image was stolen ..I went through that remember?you did a beautiful job with her though and love the grave scene.
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susan s
The second side of the CD is totally amazing with the muted graveyard scene and the skull tree. The different techniques you used really worked together well. Does the artist that this (the other side) was stolen from sell her images herself? Because it is quite charming and whimsical.
ReplyDeleteJudith has been emailed but I don't know of any replys as to where she might be selling them
DeleteLooks awesome love those stamps. Have to try this sometime
ReplyDeleteAwesome altered CD love it
ReplyDeleteHugs xxx
Beautiful...so inspirational too...thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Hauntings,
Regi ^_^
Very cool project. That sucks that they were stolen images, there seems to be a lot of that going around :( I hope the real artist has found out about her.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful - I adore this Helen xxxxxxxxx
ReplyDeleteLove it! Both sides are just gorgeous, Helen! (and that's a perfect way to deal with our little stamp dilemma.) xxD
ReplyDeleteOh this is brilliant and I love how you have done both sides. Sorry to hear of the stamp issue. Nothing worse (been there too :() Thanks for playing our In the Dark Challenge this week on MAWTT, Love Hazelxo
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