The thought was to make a fortune teller. After all, most people want to know about love and relationships when seeking esoteric advisement, and the season of love is upon us. Well, I started out with the intention to try and keep it a bit more feminine and frilly. As you can see the first one did not come out that way, my love for steampunk took over. I could not believe I found this key with the heart in my stash, talk about a perfect score. I was also surprised at the little pair of angels I located.
This project is worthy of the theme this week over at Simon Says Stamp and Show, is for something old and something new. The old here is represented in the vintage key and clock gear. The new is the distress stains. I received a bunch more colors for Christmas, and I am addicted. It is right up there with my tissue tape addiction.
I am off to make a few more of these for a little local shop. I will hop back on and add a few more photos when I get them done. I think this idea would translate well for you card makers out there too.
Cheers,
Rhea
wow. you are just a fantastic artist. Love your steam punk spirit.
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It is just incredible! So glad you let your muse take over and lead you!
ReplyDeleteAnytime Steampunk takes over its a good thing! LOL
ReplyDeleteLove your little fortune teller.
Hugs Lynn
Lovely card - I really like the deep rich colours you've used here, very fiery! :) The Design Team are really pleased that you joined us for the Simon Says Stamp and Show Challenge this week - Thank you!
ReplyDeleteFabulous...to say the least!!! Looking thru and I really love it all! Is this an ATC size?
ReplyDeleteYour Valentine-ish Fortune Teller is really vintage looking! I love the colors you chose. I'm a Distress ANYTHING addict..but I do love the stains, too! Love your design! Thanks so much for joining us at Simon Says Stamp and Show. <3 Candy
ReplyDeleteits wonderful!
ReplyDeleteOooh, your colors are so rich! Love the spinner. Great project, Rhea!
ReplyDeleteSo cool Rhea, I love it!
ReplyDeleteSuper cool, I'm glad you stopped what you were doing to put this gem together. It's awesome!!
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