This piece from Retro Cafe Art stands about 2 1/4" tall.
Just because projects are smaller, doesn't mean they're faster or easier to create!
Sometimes they take me a lot longer to be satisfied with them. But this one came together rather quickly, for me, last night....very late last night.
I basecoat all the Masonite with Snowflake Fresco Paint. Then add colors.
This has 2 hands in each kit and can be either a little shrine OR a fabulous necklace!
Brilliant design to that necklace idea!
This is the back.
The hand has 3 layers that creates the little niche on the front, and a wide enough base to glue onto a blank oval piece of Masonite.
Everything else is a Remnant Rub from Tim Holtz. No stamps this time.
So jump over to Retro Cafe Art and have a look at all the fabulous products Kristin has.
You can get the Rubons and Mini Black Dice there, too!
Linda
Materials List:
Heart Mix Set - 36 pieces
Mini Black Dice -25 pieces
Blood Red, Snowflake, Smoked Paprika, Limelight, and Beach Hut
20 comments:
Wow Linda this is gorgeous!!!
Amazing piece!
Very unusual ans I love it. Off to check out retro cafe...
Oh my gosh, I love that hand and the eye it's holding... how flipping cool is this!?!?
Love what you've done here; it's just brilliant - I must check out rub-ons. I agree about little things taking as long, if not longer sometimes. I do love to work in miniature, though and these would make amazing necklaces. Julie Ann x
This is over the top - love it!
What a fun piece!
I can't believe it's so small with all the details! Love it!
So very cool!
Totally fabulous.. love the colours and the stamping. That eye on the heart looks so cool!
Alison x
OMG Linda. This is so awesome!! Love it.
Amazing, I love this!
This is so cool Linda. I am thinking that it would be great as guest name holder seating arrangement thingies at dinner party tables....I hope that you understand what I just meant. Awesome!
Coolest thing ever! I am totally digging these kits!!!
Great piece, Linda. Love that the back is finished!
Fantastic!
Linda I love it all. The colors are breathtaking and the whole project is so creative. Would you please tell me what you used for a base? Thanks Jane Ellen
Let's try this again. We think it's the inside oval from the ATC frame. I tried to add the link, but maybe it still won't work here. Email me if you can't find it!
http://www.retrocafeart.com/item_1436/ATC-Frame--Oval-THE-ORIGINAL-circa-2009.htm
wow that is gorgeous. I just recently started getting into 3-d type art. Ive ordered a few things from Retro art cafe and cant wait to give it a try. Your tutorials are great
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