Thursday, 5 July 2007

Wednesday Stamper - Buttons


Yeah - I have achieved what I had set out to do. I have used part of the Stampington cliff floral stamp along the edge and the embossed corners are rubbadubbadoo feathers plate. The centre piece is scrap paper coloured with walnut ink, distress inks and then vaseline rubbed in places, it is then painted with acrylic paint and when dry the vaseline is rubbed off to give the peeled paint effect. This is layered onto 7 gypsies paper - which I really like and its the only sheet I have of it. As you can see the glue is still not dry under the buttons :0) Cute as a button is written onto the cork buckle. Hope you like it.

26 comments:

  1. this is a great piece Carrie.

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  2. Fab background work, I knew that of vaseline but never actually did anything, so this is a revelation for me. Also have the same 7 Gypsies paper. It works so well altogether.

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  3. Fabulous piece Carrie - love the technique!

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  4. Lovely colours, that technique is really effective. I have 7gypsies paper which is 4 years old, I love it so much I don't use it! Yours looks great!

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  5. Great technique with the peeled paint look !

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  6. what a fab technique, thanks for sharing Carrie. and your WS is gorgeous, lovely work again.

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  7. Beautiful piece carrie. i love the peeled paint technique , looks amazing. i will trying it myself very soon !

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  8. I do like it! You did a great job of it...the little girl is adorable and the colors blend in a beautiful way. Thanks for sharing your technique. Thats what the Dr. said when our little girl was born..'cute as a button'...smile. I'll never forget that! Your buttons are so cute and I like those corners too....

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  9. oh I love this, love the mix of elements, they all work so well together, and how adorable is that image

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  10. Love the peeled pain effect! Nice work!

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  11. This is lovely, love the peeled paint effect!!

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  12. This is great, I love the background effect.

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  13. Gorgeous Carrie. Absolutely love it!

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  14. excellent carrie, liking all the different elements you have used, loving the peeled paint technique,thanks for sharing :)

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  15. this is a gorgeous piece. such lovely details!

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  16. Fab piece of work, Carrie ... the peeled paint technique is one of my favourites too. :)

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  17. Wonderful. Love the background.

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