I'd already started with this:
Canvas Art Board, Scrapbook Paper |
Still needed something so I plopped on some gold paint ( I just use my wadded up paper towel from having rinsed my Mod Podge brush). And it still needed something else, so I went to the Bin o Scraps and added a paper scrap. Then I imported / resized the pic from The Graphics Fairy and printed on to Avery clear label paper. On a BSB ( Before Stash Busting) trip to Michaels ( I'll be back...I promise...wait for me!) I'd picked up a vinyl embellishment on clearance and it screamed at me "pick me..pick me" so I did. I trimmed around the graphic and I was ready to put it all together:
Ready to put it all together but never finished without some bling! So Mr. Owl needed some gold rhinetones for his eyes, and his perch needed some clear ones ( they just don't show up well in the pic) and I had some Magenta Peel offs I added to the corners. Oh and a "BOO" leftover from another project. Thank you Graphics Fairy!
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It's fabulous...I saw that graphic too-sweet! "Wait for me!" LOL!! Hang in there girl, we're almost there!!
I adore owls! I have them all over my house, and I think I need to add another...kind of like this one. :)
So GREAT!
OMG, that is truly lovely. What a cool and unexpected color combination.
Very cool, and fellow clearance aisle shopper, great use of stash. lol! Love the owl, and just a thought, shouldn't it say BOO WHO? hahahahaha
Ooh I love it!! That owl is perfect and I love the rhinestones for his eyes!!
Questions - you put your owl on clear label paper - is that because you can't mod podge something you've printed out on regular paper? I'm mod podge ignorant. It's shameful, I know.
:)
To answer Beverly's question, the reason I have fallen in love with printing things on clear label paper is because I like the transparent effect and layering opportunity, but also since I have an inkjet printer, I worry about smudging if I go over the top of the image with the Mod Podge. Hope that makes sense!
How unique!
You've got talent, girl!
-Polly
www.learnandgopollyco.blogspot.com
So fab. I love that owl!
So fab. I love that owl!
Love this. It is so fun to see it step by step. I love the Wicked Witch too and when you act in a play it is always the most fun to be the villain.
I collected all of the Disney Villain dolls. They have the most color too.
Just adore this, thank you for showing the stages. x
This is absolutely fabulous. I love it. Now why is it my collages look like stuff put together and yours looks like a painting?!
This is so cute!I would even have it up as wall art year round. Thanks for sharing!
I like owls and this turned out sweet.
BOO-tiful! How ironic that I just got home from a "stroll" through Michael's...hee-hee, and bought quite a few owl items to send to my dd WHO'S sorority mascot is....you guessed it, the ol' wise one! She will get a nice little surprise in the mail next week. Actually, it probably will not be a surprise if she follows your blog also! (Shhh! - don't say a word)
Oh this is adorable!!! I love it! I saw a cute challenge called Keep it Simple and this week, the challenge is something with "swirls." It would be so perfect for it!!!
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Congratulations for being Featured on Brag Monday!
Your Owl is Wonderful! I Love your Work!
Have a Wonderful Week!
Jill
Good job! Love that owl!
He looks fabulous!!! I love that you used the darker version with the black eyes and then added the rhinestones, such a clever idea!! I'm glad you liked your feature, I usually try to leave a comment the night before to forewarn people, but I didn't get to it until this morning!
Thanks so much for linking another one up to Brag Monday.
I LOVE owls! I love this piece!
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