For this part I used a flat washer from Home Depot. I stamped a clock design onto it using Staz-On ink and attached it with a brad. The gold square was cut from a piece of a metal sheet that I got at Micheal's. I used a mold from Ten Second Studio to put the design on it.
I used a different mold to put the dots on the silver piece of metal and then used metal punch letters (purchased at a tool store) to put "HAVE FUN" on the little gold rectangle. You can see a portion of a gold frame in this picture. It is a frame stamp that I embossed with gold embossing powder
The metal pieces used here were lock washers (I think that's what they are called) that I found in Home Depot. I added a little key charm. Tombow Mono Metal glue held them on and worked through the mail.
The stamp is from Paperbag Studios. There was so much texture on the card that a flat image didn't look right. I stamped the image once onto watercolor paper and once with Encore silver ink on black paper. I colored the boy using Tombow markers on the watercolor paper. Then cut out the two sides of the image and mounted it onto the black one using foam tape to give it dimension. I did a search to see if the stamp is still available but couldn't find it. There was one for sale on Ebay though. The heavy metal theme would work well with any masculine collage image.
Supplies Used:
Cardstock: Black linen
Stamps: Paperbag Studios: Every Life has a Story, Dotted background stamp, Harlequin background stamp, clock stamp, Live Well stamp
Ink: Encore Pigment ink: gold and silver, Memories: black, Staz-On: black
Markers: Tombo markers: brown and skin colors, Pilot silver marker
Miscellaneous: Gold and silver metal crafting sheets, metal molds, gold and silver embossing powder, assorted washers, brads, key charm, metal punch letter set
Thanks for stopping by today. Have a creative, happy week :)
Janet
