Sunday, 17 June 2012

Fathers Day

Hi Everyone..........hope you are seeing an improvement in the weather in the UK. Can I also give a huge welcome/Thank You to new and older followers of my blog.................its so great to be able to read your comments and to then link in with your blog viewing your latest creations.

This is a card I made especially for my Dad on his 'special day'.  The frame is made from wooden coffee stirrers that I have obtained during visits to some worldwide coffee houses. They were bound together with metal wire. The  Sizzix TH die cut letters were rusted using the appropriate mediums available from Crafty Notions and some white vinegar. A metal foil sheet was adhered  to a piece of re-cycled cardboard and some Ten Second Studio tools were used to create texture.  I then punched holes on the centre piece and once again used the metal wire to attach it to the outside frame. A stamped hand and time piece were also added to this  creation, providing further interest. My dad was delighted and I hope you like it too.

I would like to enter this piece in the following challenges:

Hope you all have a great week whatever you are up to 

Annie xx

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18 comments:

  1. Gorgeous creation! Your dad will be so happy with it!

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  2. This is really creative and looks fabulous.
    x catherine

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  3. Hi Annie, another brilliant work of art from you, I love this, so inventive of you and I bet your Dad just loved it!

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  4. Well, Your Dad was certainly delighted with this card, he can't stop having a look at it. It really is unbelievable and looks great in situ so to speak. Hugs Mum xxx

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  5. This is so unusual Annie, I love it. You are so creative. Hugs, Buttons x

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  6. I'm sure your dad will love this! The Design Team are really pleased that you joined us for the Simon Says Stamp and Show Challenge this week - Thank you!

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  7. Annie, holy toledo, what a crazy, cool, totally unique, absolutley FUN project. This should be on display in an art gallery. VERY eye catching!

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  8. What a fabulous piece of art! No wonder your dad was happy with it. The design is very creative and so rich in its finishes and textures. Thanks for sharing it with us at Recycle, Re-Purpose & Re-Invent. Very cool!

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  9. Anonymous6/18/2012

    Hi Annie
    Isn't Rusting Powder amazing!
    This is so fabulous with the textures and such interest for the eye and exceptionally cool (is it cool to say cool?!!!)
    Wishes
    Lynne

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  10. WAuwwwwwwwww Annie what a greta piece of Art
    Love it very much.

    Greetings Janny

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  11. WOWZA!!! This is amazing and a true work of art! Thanks so much for following my blog and for your kind words on your visit! I hope to see you again soon! Our next altering project on the table is a jewelry box from Goodwill. Should be fun! Have a fabulous day!

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  12. WoW, this is so cool, Annie! I'm speechless .. there's so much to look at here and it's all amazing!!

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  13. This is so very cool - love the rusted letters and the frame you created from coffee stirrers -so inventive! So glad you linked up at Recycle, Re-Purpose & Re-Invent!

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  14. wow, awesome! thanks for joining in with the Sunday Stamper x

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  15. Oh, Annie, this is amazingly cool.... I bet he loved it. (I sure do!)

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  16. Loved all the textures and things you used here...wonderful!

    Thank you so much for playing along with my Amusing Challenges this week! Come back again!

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  17. Awesome creation and I never thought about saving wodden coffee stirrers to make something like that, great recycling and wonderful inspiration!
    Thanks for joining us at Recycle, Re-Purpose & Re-Invent!
    Hugs, Elenor DT

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  18. Annie, Another stunning piece. I love the frame you made out of the Coffee sticks, how wonderfully imaginative. Thank you for sharing this on Recycle, Re-Purpose & Re-Invent. You have such a wonderful imagination and it is always so much fun coming to see what you have created.
    :) Chris / CS Designs

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Annie x