Hello again my
dear crafty peeps I hope you’re well whatever the weather is doing your way
What a summer we’re having this year (or should I say
lack of L )
Anyways to brighten things u we have another challenge for
you over at Polkadoodles this week and although our theme for you guys is always
Anything Goes for us DT girls we had to create a summer theme!
So for my project I haven’t made a card this time (I know shock horror you did read right) I have
created Winnie in bottle!
I have seen a couple of crafters do something similar makes
but with different themes one was a ship in a bottle which was amazing so
ladies thank you for the inspiration!
So how did I make this well I was all set to make a card
then I paid a visit to the Works (as you do!!) and I saw these bottle with
chipboard letters in the the size of the bottle looked perfect for this idea so
I popped a couple (or 3 or 4) into my
basket lol
I printed off Winnie from Starfish and Sandcastle collection
along with some of the embellishments (the flip flops sandcastle rubber ring and anchor)
and one of the sentiments, printing them all off twice but in mirror image. I
them cut them all out and glued together leaving to dry.
For the Winnie image I made sure to leave a tab about ½ and
inch at the bottom so I could fold it outwards on both side and glue it to the
bottom of the bottle to make it more secure.
Then while drying I found some sand paper that I tore to fit and glued
that in place.
I attached the rubber ring, flip flops, sandcastle and
sentiment to the outside of the bottle then I wanted something to give the look of
water so I raided my fabric stash for some tulle and coloured it blue with some
distress ink I then cut into smallish
strips.
Once most f it was dry I took Winnie and got her inside the
bottle being very careful not to behead her (as
I did in my previous attempt ooopppsssss) then I added the tulle gluing
it in place as I went along.
To finish off I added some real mini shells to the outside
and inside and then added some micro beads and gold glitter to the inside to
look a bit more sand like.
The lid of the bottle was silver in colour and I
wanted it to be a more gold/brown and weathered so a coat of gesso and then
some brown acrylic paint and some Tim Holtz distressed spray stain in tarnished
brass blasted with the heat gun did the
trick. I then added some twine and fibres to the lid which I glued in place
then added more shells
Well I hope you like it I certainly enjoyed making it and I
will see you very soon
Challenges
http://craftycreationschallenges.blogspot.co.uk/ ATG
https://craftingbydesigns.blogspot.co.uk/ ATG
http://pdelinkyparty.blogspot.co.uk/ BEACH OCEAN
http://inkychicks.blogspot.co.uk/ Use a Sentiment
http://abitmoretimetocraft.blogspot.co.uk/ ATG
http://letscreatechallenges.blogspot.co.uk/ Just beachy
http://craftycreationschallenges.blogspot.co.uk/ ATG
https://craftingbydesigns.blogspot.co.uk/ ATG
http://pdelinkyparty.blogspot.co.uk/ BEACH OCEAN
http://inkychicks.blogspot.co.uk/ Use a Sentiment
http://abitmoretimetocraft.blogspot.co.uk/ ATG
http://letscreatechallenges.blogspot.co.uk/ Just beachy
Happy Crafting
Jacki xx
7 comments:
Such a clever idea!
Absolutely brilliant looks incredible xx
Gorgeous I just love this xx
an innovative project
Wow! I haven't seen anything like this before! I love it!!!! Thanks for sharing it with us at Crafty Creations. Ciao, Lisa
AMAZING - Super work, well done you.
Faith
x
This is flipping fantastic ... adore, adore and adore x
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