I
have this fun project today. A step-by-step of the altering process. I
am going to use for stamps I'm collecting. They're
always lying around everywhere!
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This is the giant tin can before altering. It contained some king size hotdogs LOL
Paint it with gesso, also the inside. Leave to dry.
Adhere the tissue paper with gelmediumto the tin can. Leave to dry!
Color it with bundled sage distress ink, applying it straight from the pad. I added some scattered straw as well, just a hint. I added some clear embossing powder to the tin, it sticks to the distress ink.
Heat emboss it.
Stamp
small parts of the background stamp on a tag (this tag is a monoprint
I've made a few weeks ago).
Adhere the flower to the tag. Attach the tag
to the tin can.
Close-up of the embellishment.
Hope you like it!
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STAMPS USED: (click on picture):
Brilliant, what a great alteration.
ReplyDeletehugs {brenda} x0x
Gaaf Ellie!
ReplyDeleteWow, wow, wow... This is SO beautiful, Ellie - a magical transformation! I got half way through altering a tin can and never got round to finishing it; this is wonderful inspiration (though it will have to wait until May as I left it behind in the UK!).
ReplyDeleteAlison x
This is stunning Ellie! What a brilliant idea. what tape did you use around the top of the can? is it masking tape? Thanks x
ReplyDeletewow Ellie, wat een leuke tutorial en wat een geweldige kan heb je gemaakt.
ReplyDeleteEllie what a great project and I LOVE the results!! Thanks also for the clear step by step, - it looks fantastic and I really like the flower embellishment made from shrink plastic, brilliant!
ReplyDeletethe shrink plastic flower is cute!
ReplyDeleteVisit my Tattered Floral entries on my blog:
Rose Box - http://eridoodle.blogspot.com/2013/03/tattered-florals-vintage-rose-box.html
and
Lunch Bag rose - http://eridoodle.blogspot.com/2013/02/tim-holtz-tattered-florals-die-challenge.html
Best of luck in the Tim Holtz Tattered Florals challenge.
-Pam
Fabulous, Ellie - love it!
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