I started with a piece pf hardboard - covered it with paper from Tim's "Traveller" paper stack
I added a little colour too it - not a lot because I liked the colour. I used Texture Fade and Distress ink to add the dots - I then cut and tore pieces of old paper some doyley and some burlap and added the to the centre - I inked with vintage photo to have them all the same shade - I then added the photos again from one of Tim's paper stacks which I had mounted on burlap
I followed Brenda's brilliant tutorial on my leaves and key - it wasn't as successful as Brenda's but I love the techniques and will try again.
I added a flower made of fabric and string and put the leaves underneath. I then added the key
I finished off by putting holes in the top and threading hemp through
This is my entry for the Vintage Journey Challenge - use a Portrait -Almost all of the products I used were Tim Holtz
I am also entering in the following challenges
The Mirror Cracked - Stencils
Moo Mania - Anything goes
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Great project, looks really, really good! Thanks for joining us at Art Journal Journey! Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteLovely! I love all the bits and bobs you have used! xx
ReplyDeleteGreat project - looks awesome Hilda!
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This is absolutely gorgeous, love the idea.
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This is fabulous Hilda, I love all the embellishments you have added too and all the texture
ReplyDeleteJackie x
So nice to see that you are putting those tutorials to good use. Your project is lovely and so well done. Thanks for joining us here at A Vintage Journey.
ReplyDeleteLove the shape of your design and all those textures look fab. Thanks for joining in the challenge at AVJ and good luck.
ReplyDeleteJulie x
Loved your rusted leaves and key. Beautiful vintage creation with image, love it !!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining us at The mirror cracked challenge.
DeleteAn inventive creation! Lovely!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely wall hanging in the beautiful earthtones! such great texture on this with the burlap and your beautiful blooms and leaves - great job using Brenda's techniques! Thank you so much for joining us at A Vintage Journey!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous hanging, you have created a beautiful piece of art and tried my techniques too, thanks for showing us that and thanks also for joining us at A Vintage Journey. hugs Brenda xxx
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous wall hanging. Thanks for sharing with us
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