Happy Day Everyone! Today I am up on the Mixed Up Mag Blog with an in-depth tutorial showing you how I gave this empty Coffeemate tin a second life by altering it mixed media style and filling it with a gift of baking.
This is a fun process using lots of mixed media techniques and showcases this Elephant Stamps & Stencil set I received from Stampendous. While the finished tin is rich in texture and color and lots of details it is created in only four-steps.
So why no pop on over to the Mixed Up Magazine BLOG to see all the details and lots more photos.
As always Thank YOU for popping by to see what I am to today and please do leave me a comment if you like what you are seeing!
Lynne Mizera, Mixed Media Artist
for the Mixed Up Magazine Design Team
List of Products Used:
Stampendous Dreamweaver: Metallic Gold Embossing Paste; Metallic Copper Embossing Paste
Ranger: Liquid Pearls-Garden, Peacock; Stickles-Crystal;
Ranger Distress Oxide inks: Peeled Paint, Iced Spruce, Fired Brick, Walnut Stain
Golden Fluid Acrylics: Cobalt Turquoise, Turquoise (Phthalo)
Lindy's Stamp Gang: Starburst die ink spray - Green with Envy Green
Heidi Swapp: Color Shine ink spray - Gold
ColorArte Silks - Jasper Red, Rusty Mauve, Mango Mamba
Copic markers
Stazon ink
So cool! I've collected quite a few of these drums for altering but had to put them out for recycling as we didn't have enough space to store them. Never mind - I can always collect some more!
ReplyDeleteOh POOP! isn't that always the way?? You keep something forever and the day after you finally let it go... you NEED it! No wonder we have such a hard time throwing anything away... Smile. Thanks for the visit and the comment it was lovely to "see" you! (hugs)
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