well here I am again with my second post today , to show some Tim techniques for Simon says challenge, details at end of post. So, here he is , an altered book:
I started by using distress crackle paint resist, painting a section of the book with picket fence distress crackle paint. When dry I inked the book with various blue and brown distress inks.I love the way the colours vary on the picket fence crackle to the book...
I then used various Tim stamps of clocks and the new hexagon background stamp and bits to stamp onto the cover and wiped off the images on the areas where there was paint!!!
The sentiment was stamped in black archival to give a real contrast.
The weathered clock Tim die was coloured with DI and then walnut stain distress embossing powder and i tapped and rubbed some areas off , to allow some of the ink to show through.
The hands, again Tim stamps were made using Tim's rusted enamel technique , from his compendium of curiosities vol 1.
Finally a little bit of ideaology for good measure!!!
I ma entering this for the following competitions:
Lord Tim technique @ http://simonsaysstampandshow.blogspot.co.uk/
distressing @ http://letsinkitup.blogspot.co.uk/
distressed @ http://craftypurplefrogchallenges.blogspot.co.uk/
masculine feel @ http://shoppingourstash.blogspot.co.uk/
distress @ http://thestampingboutiquechallengeblog.blogspot.co.uk/
thanks for stopping by and welcome to my new and very much appreciated followers!!!
have a fab, fun and inky day!
oh Hun this is just brilliant,love this to bits,the charms are amazing love them to bits,brilliant vintage Hun,hugs Cherylxxxxxxx
ReplyDeleteA brilliant book cover Trace and fabulous techniques and colours.
ReplyDeletehugs {brenda} xox
Fantastic!! Thank you for joining us at The Stamping Boutique.
ReplyDeleteGreat book cover and great technique - thanks for sharing it. Thanks for joining us at Lets Ink It Up Distressing challenge this month!
ReplyDeleteWow Trace this is fabulous, I love these two colours together, and the crackle effect is lovely. Have a great weekend x
ReplyDeleteFabulous cover Trace, love how you have used the hands for the clock hands, very creative. Love your background too. Thanks so much for joining in the Simon Says Stamp and Show Challemge. Tracy x
ReplyDeleteI love the Tim Tools you used, I'm a big fan off his clock. Thanks so much for sharing your gorgeous work at LIIU and good luck. Hugs, Marion
ReplyDeleteFabulous project, perfect for our challenge at LIIU this month. Thanks so much for sharing with us and good luck with the challenge. Hugz Suzanne
ReplyDeleteI have to get my hands on this die! Fabby job, good luck at TSB Distress Challenge!
ReplyDeleteDebbie - TSB DT
Wow, this is fabulous! I love the crackle background and rusted enamel, and what a great idea to use those hands! Thanks for joining in with our Distressing challenge over at LIIU and good luck in the draw.
ReplyDeleteMaria x
Hey there Trace, thank you for sharing your fabuloua project with the DT from Simon Says Stamp and SHow, the clock and the background looks stunning, wowzersss Thank you sharing. Hugs Terry xxx
ReplyDeleteWow, your work is amazing, love it all!!!
ReplyDeleteFantastic project - perfect for our challenge too
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at LIIU.
Tracy x
Love your project - thanks for joining in the masculine theme this week on Shopping our stash, Hazel, Guest Designer x
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous project! Love all the distressing!!! Thanks for joining us at The Stamping Boutique! :)
ReplyDeletelove your take on hands of time...great card...thanks for joining in at the Shopping our stash masculine challenge this week!
ReplyDeleteA fantastic book cover with great elements.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous altered book you have made. It’s perfect for our challenge. Thank you for taking part in the Crafty Purple Frog Challenge this fortnight and I wish you the best of luck in the draw. Best wishes, Kym (The Crafty Purple Frog Design Team Member) xxx
ReplyDeleteAmazing card. Love the techniques used. Thank you for sharing and joining in at LIIU. Hugs, Velma
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