the Edison project

Monday, May 27, 2019





the Edison project

Yield: 1- Vignette Box

Wet Ingredients:
Ink – Alcohol Mushroom; Archival Barn Door, Faded Jeans; Distress Old Paper, Walnut Stain
Crayons – Distress Chipped Sapphire, Old Paper
Other – Collage Medium (matte); Grit Paste; Mixative Copper
Markers – Distress Black Soot
Paint –Distress Barn Door, Black Soot, Old Paper
Spray Stain –Distress Brushed Corduroy, Fossilized Amber

Dry Ingredients:
Tag – 2 - #8 Etcetera Tag
Card Stock – Metallic Kraft Stock (silver)
Hardware – Clock Hands, Clock Key, Date Dial, Hardware Heads, Hitch Fasteners, Long Fasteners, Mini Fasteners, Mini Gears, Mini Hardware Pulls, Mini Paperclips, Sprocket Gears
Other – Chipboard, Classic Label Stickers; Collage Paper (typography), Design Tape (collector), Mica, Mini Lights, Remnant Rubs (numbers, special delivery), Tissue Wrap (plain), Vignette Divided Drawer, Wood Blocks
Ribbon – Ruler Ribbon

Tools/Equipment:
Dies – Filament, Industrial, Mixed Media, Voltage
Other – 1 3/8 Circle Punch, Crop-a-dial, Media Mat, Sandpaper (80), Steel Wool
Stamps – Bitty Grunge, Correspondence

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  





  

10 comments:

  1. How do you do it? REALLY? REALLY! HOW.DO.YOU.DO.IT? I looked at all 71 photos, one by one; BTW, they are amazing, and the excitement mounted until the very end with a spectacularly marvelous "reveal!" I am totally amazed at your creativity (every single project is well worth the "look-see!") Your attention to detail and the way you use/manipulate the "tools" always, always makes me look at things in a new and different way! Thanks for sharing your project and the inspiration for it. (Now, going back for a second look at the magic 😉)!

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  2. You are amazing! Your creativity is contagious, especially when you share your bright ideas! 💡Thank you for always pushing the limits and WOWing, did I say you were amazing?!? Well you are. xxx

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  3. Yes,one needs to take time to "study" each picture to see the amazing transformation of simple items into ONE AMAZING Project. I have questions, please...is the little battery box hidden behind the #8 tag among the wood blocks? did you make a small grove for the wire to go behind the tag??? Inquiring minds must know these things...LOL. LOVE everything about this vignette box and think I have everything but the Archival Inks. and Hobby Lobby has those...I feel a shopping trip coming on...study time!!!

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  4. This is such an amazing mixed media piece. I just love every incredible detail. It is just a magical composition. Like everyone else, I am going to study this so I can learn from you. Thank you so much.

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  5. Oh my oh my oh my, every time you come up with something more nifty!! You totally blew my fuse with this one!!!

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  6. Absolutely MARVELOUS! You never seize to amaze me Vicki, another work of art! xo

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  7. What a creative vignette! AND it lights up!!

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