A Day at Bruno's Art and Sculpture Park
Cut very thin strips of the pizza box (around 2mm) and turn on its side then attach in strips with double sided tape to create the woodgrain effect, then adding my2angel leaf charms with green bakers twine.
We also added a few lizard charms eating their way through the pattern paper
and the title 'PARK' is Scrapware Correboard Letters.
Scrapware Trees covered with Peeled Paint Crackle Paint and of course my2angels tree and snail charms.
You can create the knots in the woodgrain by rolling strips of pizza box and then working the wood strips around the knots. I loved how this turned out but there was a lot of cutting out of the pizza box strips :) but well worth the end result :)
This is DS Adam at Bruno's Art and Sculpture Park, sitting on one of the statues looking very comtemplative :)
TFL
Shazza
looks so effective Shazz.
ReplyDeleteThat is soooooo cool, Shazza! You're amazing!
ReplyDeleteI Love this technique...thanks so much for sharing....I'm just going to have to try this out very soon...watch this space!!! :)
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I'm here from your Paper Issues feature and find this technique amazing and so originally awesome!
ReplyDeleteWow! Just came over from Paper Issues to say that your background totally rocks!!!! Thank you for sharing how you created it!
ReplyDeleteSimply outstanding!
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