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Wednesday, 2 April 2014

B is for Butterfly


Here is another example of me straying from my original ideas! My idea was to make a dead-creature-free version of a Victorian butterfly collector's box. But somehow I ended up adding some really bright non-Victorian colours!

I used one stamp - a very old one by Anita's and used it in several different ways - on dominoes, on a wafer of mica (with added Pearl Ex) , onto a Tim Holtz 'fragment', onto shrink plastic and directly onto the backing paper. I cut the word on the Silhouette Cameo and coloured it with Moonglow Starburst Stain. The frame is a Tando Creative mini printer tray that I painted with pink acrylic paint.

I'd like to enter:
Time Out  photo
Tando Creative  recycle (the dominoes)
Totally Papercrafts think pink
Eclectic Ellapu wings
Crafty Cardmakers  You've been framed

18 comments:

  1. This is so creative Marina, I love the colour, naturally!! Thanks for sharing with us at TIME OUT

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  2. FABulously creative. Thank you for taking the TIME OUT and joining in on the challenge :) Hugs Bev x

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  3. Absolutely gorgeous and perfect for our 'Framed' challenge.

    I love those gorgeous dominoes!

    Thanks for sharing with us

    Lin
    Crafty Cardmakers and More

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  4. A real stunning creation. Thank you so much for sharing your lovely creation with us at Totally Papercrafts.

    Hugs
    Cathy DT Member
    xxxxx

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  5. Great frame I love the butterflies. Thanks for joining Crafty Cardmakers and more challenge.

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  6. Fabulous project!

    Thanks for joining us at Crafty Cardmakers and More!

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  7. Wow what a cool project, so much wok went into this and I love the dominoes and how you utilized the same stamp just fabulous. Thanks so much for joining us at CCM&More and good luck.

    Marie

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  8. What a lovely project this is! ~Diane

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  9. What a wonderfully creative piece! Such a lovely thing to look at with all the different variations using one stamp. Thanks so much for sharing at Time Out :)

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  10. I like that you've used different styles and techniques using the same set of butterflies, to me it's always inspirational to see how I can reuse my stamps in different ways. This is a beautiful project, Marina, and I believe you've puts lots of time and heart into this one!

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  11. A really stunning project and I think the colours work perfectly! thank you for joining us at Craft Cardmakers and More! Cindy

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  12. This is fabulous, love those colours. Thanks for linking this to Tando this month.

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  13. lovely project - thank you for sharing with tando creative this month.

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  14. I love your use of butterflies on the dominos too, lovely project using the Tando printer tray, thanks for sharing with us! Coco x

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  15. haha! I nearly always stray from my original idea too! This is a lovely printer tray! Thank you for joining us at Tando xxx

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  16. Beautiful! I LOVE butterflies! I'm sure this piece has a fantastic shimmer to it with the Pearl Ex watercolor. Thanks for joining us at Tando Creative! :)

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  17. Oh, wonderful shadowbox! So creative. I'm a sucker for anything mixed media and your project is one of my favorites! Thanks for joining us at Time Out Challenges :o)

    ~Shery

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  18. Thank you for joining in with my challenge at Crafty Cardmakers and more... who doesn't love butterflies? What a great project.

    Jackie

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