The theme over at Simon says stamp and show is paint it up, since this is all paint I am entering it into this challenge too!
I took some Christmas tree baubles and then used the techniques and created this little steampunk hot air balloon and dirigible army. These will be going on my Christmas tree this year and every year! Might make more in different colours too!
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Absolutely love how these came out, especially the hot air balloons
Oh wow, I knew you would do something amazing, I love the creativity with these, such a clever idea and great results. hope you enter into simon says with these??
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Hi, heres a link for simon says http://simonsaysstampandshow.blogspot.co.uk/2012/08/challenge-paint-it-up.html
its a great challenge blog, they will love this, closes tomorrow i think
Absolutly fantastic!! I'm alwyas surprised again about the different creations from the same workshop.
You are so clever!! Just love them!
awesome Clare...... so different. loving them. xx
WOW! This is wonderful! The Simon Says Stamp & Show design team thanks you for participating in this week's challenge! - Ashli
I love these.....saw them on Andy's blog this morning. It took some detective work (I couldn't find a link, unless I just missed it) but I googled 'andy skinner timwork challenge' and found you. I love, love these pieces. How clever!
Thanks for sharing. Best, Laura
Eegads, Clare- not heard of Michael DeMeng?!? oh no.... You must fly to the U.S. and take a class with him - he's offering several September and October. Barring that, please run over to his blog http://michaeldemeng.blogspot.com/
and check out his post on July 22- he alters an ornament! Also, if you scroll up, you will see a video under his post "Afraid of String?"- he's talking about the class I'm taking in October. ok, sorry for the long comment! take care.
You will love it! He's one of the best instructors I've ever met. And one of the most talented artists. And he's just recently married and SHE is fab also. Enjoy the class and let me know what you think!
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