With the images, I added some quotes from the book itself and some stickers from the paper collection. To add depth, I added chipboard embellishments to each scene. I didn't have size I wanted in some of the pieces so I did a little improvising and some chippie surgery. This is a good way to use left over pieces from a pack of embellishments after finishing a project. On the Rabbit, I used a clock hand from the clock hand snowflake. I will be able to use the rest of the chippie in another project so this worked perfectly as it was exactly the size I needed for the Rabbit to be standing on. For the Queen of Hearts, I had to do a little more surgery with the Steampunk Heart with Wings. I was careful to keep the wings intact as I removed them so that I could save them. The hear then was inked and trimmed to size. For the Cheshire Cat, the branches were a little to big but I created the perfect size from a left over Seaweed 2 chippie that I had cut down from a previous project.
Wednesday, December 28, 2016
Alice in Wonderland ATC's for Creative Embellishments
Hello all. I had some fun with some Alice in Wonderland ATC's with a steampunk twist. I used the G45 paper collection along with the some Marion Smith papers for the base of my scenes. I have 9 pieces in total to fill a pocket letter. So matted each with black card stock that I edeged with a bronze Wink of Stella pen and a Tim Holtz stencil.
With the images, I added some quotes from the book itself and some stickers from the paper collection. To add depth, I added chipboard embellishments to each scene. I didn't have size I wanted in some of the pieces so I did a little improvising and some chippie surgery. This is a good way to use left over pieces from a pack of embellishments after finishing a project. On the Rabbit, I used a clock hand from the clock hand snowflake. I will be able to use the rest of the chippie in another project so this worked perfectly as it was exactly the size I needed for the Rabbit to be standing on. For the Queen of Hearts, I had to do a little more surgery with the Steampunk Heart with Wings. I was careful to keep the wings intact as I removed them so that I could save them. The hear then was inked and trimmed to size. For the Cheshire Cat, the branches were a little to big but I created the perfect size from a left over Seaweed 2 chippie that I had cut down from a previous project.
With the images, I added some quotes from the book itself and some stickers from the paper collection. To add depth, I added chipboard embellishments to each scene. I didn't have size I wanted in some of the pieces so I did a little improvising and some chippie surgery. This is a good way to use left over pieces from a pack of embellishments after finishing a project. On the Rabbit, I used a clock hand from the clock hand snowflake. I will be able to use the rest of the chippie in another project so this worked perfectly as it was exactly the size I needed for the Rabbit to be standing on. For the Queen of Hearts, I had to do a little more surgery with the Steampunk Heart with Wings. I was careful to keep the wings intact as I removed them so that I could save them. The hear then was inked and trimmed to size. For the Cheshire Cat, the branches were a little to big but I created the perfect size from a left over Seaweed 2 chippie that I had cut down from a previous project.
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