Monday, 18 October 2010

Art Journey Inchies Stampbord Mirror

I mentioned yesterday I had made loads of Stampbord Inchies with the new Art Journey set which I had intended to use on the copper frame for Petra, but decided it was over-doing it. So I have now made another of these mirrors, and apologies as I do seem to make these rather a lot! I dabbed the Stampbord pieces with Kaleidacolor Pastels, using more of the Peach and Pink on some, and more of the Mauve and Blue on others as I don't like the colours to merge with the ones next to them too much. Likewise I alternated between people images and abstract ones. I then sanded the edges, then edged them with StazOn in Gold, then glazed them with Glossy Accents and left them overnight, as I always dip my elbows into them otherwise! I then did my usual trick so that I could stick them together in a straight line, by turning them over and sticking them to each other with red line tape before sticking the mirror in place, otherwise it is really tricky. Who shall I give this to, I wonder?






A bit closer up!   

16 comments:

  1. Lucy -

    This is stunning! You can continue to show us all the mirrors you want, I love your art!

    Elaine Allen

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  2. This is very cool! What a great mirror!!

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  3. I definitely don't mind seeing all the mirrors you create. They are fantastic!

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  4. Its terrific Lucy, Annette x

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  5. Great use of the inchies sheet, Lucy!

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  6. Lovely idea for a frame !!

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  7. This is lovely, what a great idea for the inchies! ~Diane

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  8. wow, looks so custom and funky! love the tiled look!

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  9. I never tire of looking at your mirror frames, lol. Another fantastic piece!

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  10. Such a pretty project! Totally gorgeous as always :)

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  11. So enjoy your mirrors! This is a stunning frame and I love the shades of pink!

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  12. Hey Lucy, love the frame! So fab! I so the same with glossy accents, I'm always managing to mess it up as some point in the drying process - so must remember to let it dry!
    Fab to be working with you on The Altered Element!
    Have a good evening!
    Kim

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  13. Another wonderful frame Lucy! They are fun to make, aren't they?! xx

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  14. Lovely frame Lucy.
    xxx Hazel.

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  15. Thanks for visiting my blog :-)
    Love these inchies here. Fab colours!

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