Crafty Individuals have brought out some great new stamps, two of 1920's style ladies, one of elephants, which I am working on at the moment, and this beautiful bird cage stamp, CI320. I coloured it with Pro Markers and then cut around the ornate frame, and set it against a sheet of Spring background paper. The shadow box frame was coloured with crackle paint and Silkies (from Imagination Crafts). The bird cage was made from a mould made from a Tim Holtz Alterations Die which was made out of shrink plastic, and then the mould made up with Fimo clay.
The flower top left was made from a mould made from part of a Primark necklace, then made up in friendly plastic, and likewise the centre of the lace flower bottom right. The lace had a flower pattern within it so I cut out just the flowers and layered them up and gathered them slightly. I then added a resin rose from a Primark bracelet which I coloured with alcohol inks, and the leaves are cut from a strip of lace which was mainly made up of a leaf pattern.
Hi Lucy. This is pretty. The flowers are lovely. I've just ordered this bird cage. I can't wait for it to come now I've seen this.
ReplyDeleteRegards Florence.
This looks rather luscious and I really want to see how you make your moulds.
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Absolutely stunning!! I was fortunate to see it IRL today, & it's so beautiful!! Thanks for a wonderful inky day Lucy! xx
ReplyDeleteoh how beautiful!! :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous Lucy!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful piece!
ReplyDeleteThis is so lovely.
ReplyDeletexxx Hazel.
I clicked on this to see it up close and personal. Beautiful shimmer. Love the soft colors. You work with molds is awesome.
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful. I love all your details of the flowers and that birdcage!
ReplyDeleteToo pretty! Love the pinks!
ReplyDeleteso delicate and pretty! xo
ReplyDeleteFantastic colours !!
ReplyDeleteSo soft and elegant! Beautiful creation and love the shrinky birdcage! I am in the process of shrinking a couple of things! I bought a little toaster oven and it is in my guest bathroom. Not one person has asked, "why do I have it in the bathroom." I guess in CA anything goes! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteDesigner bird cage is constructed out of different materials. One of best materials is stainless steel. Stainless steel cages are very expensive, but they're worth the money, and you should educate yourself on the topic before making your decision.
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