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Good morning. Almost half way through this fiesta. Thank you all you Horrifying Hoppers for the kind words you have left so far, they really do help the soul to keep going.
Today I bring you a project made with an image from one of the sponsors for today - Simply Betty Stamps.
The image is from the Steampunk Zombies and Creeps section in the shop. This is Vampire Portrait.
The base of the clock (Indigo Blu) was destined for another project that never came to fruition. How fortunate. I painted it first with Decoart Metallic paint in copper. Drew round a plate to get the circle from G45 - Steampunk Spells DP and stuck down.
The minor numbers of the clock are piles of watch parts glued together with glossy accents.
The primary numbers are mini dominoes adding up to the appropriate figures.
The Vampire image was coloured with promarkers before cutting out and edge distressed with ink
The sentiment is from Prickly Pear. Stamped onto kraft coloured card, die-cut out and matted onto a complimentary die-cut in burnt orange.
Once again, I thank you all for looking and for your fabulous comments
See you tomorrow with a project using yet another fabulous image from yet another of our gracious sponsors. Can you guess which one?
Good morning. Almost half way through this fiesta. Thank you all you Horrifying Hoppers for the kind words you have left so far, they really do help the soul to keep going.
Today I bring you a project made with an image from one of the sponsors for today - Simply Betty Stamps.
The image is from the Steampunk Zombies and Creeps section in the shop. This is Vampire Portrait.
The minor numbers of the clock are piles of watch parts glued together with glossy accents.
The primary numbers are mini dominoes adding up to the appropriate figures.
The sentiment is from Prickly Pear. Stamped onto kraft coloured card, die-cut out and matted onto a complimentary die-cut in burnt orange.
Once again, I thank you all for looking and for your fabulous comments
See you tomorrow with a project using yet another fabulous image from yet another of our gracious sponsors. Can you guess which one?
smashing project and ingredients!
ReplyDeletehugs serafeena
Oh WOW! Fabulous colors and super project! Amazing work. xxD
ReplyDeleteLovely!! That is a great image for the clock: vampires never die, time never stops. Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLove this such a cool clock
ReplyDeleteFantastic piece. Love the dominos as numbers. Great image. Love your coloring.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! The dominos, image and colours - wow. I could see this hanging on my wall.
ReplyDeleteLove ALL the sponsors so can not wait to see what you have up your sleeve for tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteYou really added great details to this project.
Isn't it funny how we can pick something up for one idea and use it so well for another.
Great project Helen. Love how you colored the Simply Betty stamp. Great papers and layout! Lots of attention to detail!
ReplyDeletewow you colored that vamp amazingly...just gorgeous...love the whole thing...neat how sometimes we start out to do gets reinvented later!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunningly gorgeous Helen! Fabulous creation, love your colouring, use of the images and of course the fact that you used dominoes for the numbers!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou've done a great job coloring him, even managed to make him look "sickly".
ReplyDeleteLisa
What an awesome clock! Great image and colors! Fantastic work!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, love how you colored the image.
ReplyDeleteFabulous clock! I love that the dominoes make the numbers of the clock!!! fab! mo x
ReplyDeleteI do not know how you keep coming up w/ theses lovely pieces each day. Your work is truly amazing and I just love what you create. Great idea to have the domino's add to the time. Wonderfully done image and the piece as a whole.
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