I decided to create a card using the time and keys and the girl with clock, and I wanted to make it interactive so used a sizzix pop'n'cuts die to create a spinner inside.
I first cut an arch shape from card and covered with Tim Holtz kraft resist, which I then inked with metallic distress stain. I then stamped swirls from the swirls, splats and dots set with glue and gilding flakes.
I cut the weathered clock from chipboard, then painted with black gesso, then picket fence crackle paint, then applied metallic distress stains again - my new favourite things :)
The skull is stamped onto shrink plastic, shrunk in meltpot with cleat UTEE and backed with foil tape to make it pop.
For the inside I used Tim Holtz's september technique from 12 tags of 2012.
I recorded a small video clip to show the spinner action - sorry it's a bit shaky but I think you get the idea!
I hope you enjoyed looking at my first project, and I'll be back on 14th October. Look forward to reading your comments, thanks.
Yvonne
12 comments:
Fantastic, Yvonne! Really pleased to see you as the guest designer! Keep getting those fingers inky!! xx
By heck that's one creative project :) looking forward to seeing what you come up with next :)
Von ☺
What a great project Yvonne, love your little video too, really shows up the mechanism well. A x
Hi Yvonne! Well done you! Gaun yersel' hen! That'll have them all wondering!!
Fabulous work Yvonne, so detailed and love the workings on the inside. Roll on the 14th to see your other project piece.
Great card Yvonne: I love the movement and details inside.
Scrummy clockwork piece - love the internal workings!
Alison x
Awesome!! Thanks for sharing!!
Fabulous work Yvonne .
Love all the details
Thanks for sharing.
Greetings Janny
Fabulous!
xoxo Sioux ;)
Yvonne, what a wonderful interactive project - I love the spinner action! TFS
Dorly Weitzen, Israel
Awesome project Yvonne! xx
Post a Comment