Who loves Doctor Who? I do!
I've been working on a nine inch tall TARDIS. It's for the wedding, so I won't give specifics on how it will be used, but I can give you some sneak peaks.
I made it from cardboard and paper mache with a top piece made of sculpey. I gave it a coat of white paint as a primer so that the paint color would really pop.
The hardest part was the lettering for the Police Public Call Box signs. I printed the sign for the door on the computer.
What kind of crafts take up your time? What's your favorite TV show?
Showing posts with label Decoupage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Decoupage. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Sunday, October 2, 2011
Decoupage Fever Continued
Well, I've completed the project and I now have a new logo. I made my new griffin logo by decoupage. I cut pieces from magazines and catalogs to make the image.
I then mounted the completed griffin on a piece of glass I painted blue. I plan on hanging it on the wall and using it as my new logo on both my blog and my etsy store.
I then mounted the completed griffin on a piece of glass I painted blue. I plan on hanging it on the wall and using it as my new logo on both my blog and my etsy store.
Saturday, October 1, 2011
Decoupage Fever
I've been decoupaging (can you make that a verb?) again.
Check back tomorrow to see the final result.
Check back tomorrow to see the final result.
Sunday, September 25, 2011
Engagement!
Well, as some of you know, in February of this year John (the man I've been seeing for nearly five years now) proposed. This statement does not do it justice. I said yes (!) and so began our engagement. Now, being crafty, I use this fact as another reason to be creative. Recently, I put together a scrapbook for my future mother in law. Scrapbooking is not one of the crafts I have much experience with, so I found it somewhat overwhelming. I went to a cute little scrapbooking store in the same building as my studio space. The Crop Shop is a little shop run by a very nice woman who was extremely helpful. She put me at ease about the whole experience and I left with a kit for making an engagement themed scrapbook. (Actually she is in the process of moving to a new street level space in the same building!)
My favorite part of this scrapbook is a decoupage wedding couple I put on the last page.
I made them from pieces cut out of magazines and made them to resemble us. I love the way the wedding dress came out and I just hope my real dress is as elegant.
A close friend of mine, Jenn, took the pictures at the Highline Park in Chelsea. I love them so much and my scrapbook is better consequentially.
My favorite part of this scrapbook is a decoupage wedding couple I put on the last page.
I made them from pieces cut out of magazines and made them to resemble us. I love the way the wedding dress came out and I just hope my real dress is as elegant.
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