Showing posts with label Industrial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Industrial. Show all posts

Monday, September 5, 2022

Amazing Paper Grace September 2022 Die of the Month: Pop Up 3D Vignette Bubble Gum Machine

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The Amazing Paper Grace September Die of the Month: Pop Up 3D Vignette Bubble Gum Machine is such a sweet die set. For my main project card I selected a teal metallic paper and used gold paper for the accents to give it a fun retro feel. What a fun card for a child or someone who adores nostalgic retro machines.

My second card is a nod to my passion for industrial rust and patina. I had been stumped on what to do for my accessory project until I walked through my studio and spied a recent vintage purchase, a rusty steam gauge piece. A light went off in my head and I wondered . . . "what if I transform the bubble gum machine into an industrial steam gauge machine?" I had just the right pieces to fit perfectly to make the transformation. I hope you adore it as much as I do.

Be sure to check out my Tips and Techniques section below for more close-ups and all the details on how I created these wonderful cards including the cracked vintage glass over the industrial steam gauge. 

Many thanks to Amazing Paper Grace for providing the dies used in this project!

There are 26 cutting dies included in the Pop Up 3D Vignette Bubble Gum Machine.

Pop Up 3D Bubble Gum Machine Card

Vintage Steam Gauge Machine Card

Tips and Techniques
I kept this card pretty straight forward by keeping with the beautiful die cut design. The fun and whimsical retro design comes from the teal metallic and gold papers that are die cut and embossed. This just looks so much like the gumball machines I grew up with. I pulled out my metallic paper scraps to cut the gumballs, so they also have the shiny gumball appeal. 

I adhered one gumball to each of the spots on the die cut, then filled in and added more to make it full. On the inner layers, I just adhered gumballs across the top of each layer, since the lower portion of these layers isn't seen.

The trim pieces are cut and embossed in metallic gold cardstock. The layers of the mechanism are popped up with thin foam squares for added dimension and a more realistic feel. I even added a few gumballs falling out of the opening. 

The penny is cut from copper cardstock, but was too shiny and bright for my taste, so I brushed a little Worn Penny metallic paint to add the patina found on a well used penny.

I just adore how these 3D Vignette cards fold over so that they can be tucked into an envelope to hand deliver or as suggested a padded envelope for mailing. The card pops right back into place after being folded and stands on its own to be displayed.

Of course a vintage bubble gum machine needs a little bling, so a rhinestone is added to the top and onto the money mechanism. There are three fun sentiments included in this die set. 

It's hard to tell in the photos, but there is a piece of clear acetate cut to fit the window of the front piece so it looks like the gumballs are behind glass.

I just can't express how happy I was to find that this gauge frame and dial from Tim Holtz fit the opening so perfectly. To create the bubbled and cracked glass front, I used a mica tile. Mica is slightly yellowed with beautiful natural imperfections and easy to cut, so was a great choice for the glass front here. I bent the mica in a couple places just enough to get a cracked look.

The machine is cut three times using the insert so that the gumballs are not diecut into the piece. Once with a lighter rusty patina paper for the top layer. Once from a darker rusty paper for the bottom piece that shows behind the gauge. And one more time from light weight chipboard. The top piece is adhered to the chipboard piece for more stability. The bottom layer is adhered directly to the card. I brushed black paint on the edges of the chipboard layer for a more finished look.

I popped up the top layer with a couple layers of thicker cardboard placed under this lower section. I also adhered two stacks of thin black chipboard cut into narrow strips that are the same height as this cardboard shim. Each one is abut 3/4 inch long. These were adhered under the top corners of the upper frame to keep the machine the same height and to add stability. The shims are high enough that the mica window sits slightly above the gauge so they are not touching.

The trim pieces are cut from black metallic cardstock and rubbed with silver wax to give a vintage feel. Most of the metal embellishments were already a tarnished silver color, but a couple were copper, so I rubbed those pieces with more of the silver wax for a cohesive look.

Decorative tape is placed on both sides of the machine. It's easiest to add this tape before adhering the bottom machine layer to the card. To keep things more simple, I used patterned paper printed with a rusty patina design to die cut the machine layers. I rubbed the edges of the top layer with a little black soon Distress Ink to age it a little more.

I cut a panel from brown cardstock just a little larger than the printed paper base to frame the card. The edges of the printed paper are inked with pumice stone Distress Ink. 

I hope you agree that this bubble gum machine is the perfect base for a vintage industrial steam gauge! 

Below you can find the products I used to create this project including some with compensated affiliate links to Scrapbook.com. These links are at absolutely no cost to you. When you shop through the links below, I receive a small commission from Scrapbook.com. These commissions help me cover the costs of my blog and other expenses, which allows me to continue to provide you with FREE inspiration along with Tips and Techniques provided for every project. Thank you so much for your love and support!

Supplies:

Amazing Paper Grace:

Paper:

Ink:

Mixed Media:

Embellishments:

Adhesives:

Tools:

The Amazing Paper Grace Die of the Month is available exclusively at Spellbinders Paper Arts during September 2022, Pop Up 3D Vignette Bubble Gum Machine along with other membership perks.

View this month’s Amazing Paper Grace Die of the Month!





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Wednesday, July 13, 2022

Masculine Industrial Card for Amazing Paper Grace with Tutorial Link for Using Crackle Paste on Die Cuts

 
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I just adore creating industrial masculine cards with grungy textures and feature the Amazing Paper Grace Happy Occasions Die set (S4-1206) from The Right Words collection to cut this fabulous tag showcasing a cracked leather effect using crackle paste and Distress Stain Sprays. I've added a bit of patina to the birthday sentiment also cut with this fabulous die set using Finnabair waxes as well as the metal embellishments. The black medallions cut with the A2 Radient Navette (S4-1167) die set add a a bit of a steampunk flair as well.

You can find a full video tutorial explaining this crackle technique exclusively in the Amazing Paper Grace Creative - Creative Encouragement Community Facebook Group.

This lovely group includes exclusive tutorial content. I share a mixed media tutorial there on the 13th of each month. If you're not a part of this fabulous and encouraging group you can join HERE.


Thank you Amazing Paper Grace for providing the dies used in this project.

Tips and Techniques
The gorgeous crackle effect on this tag cut with the Happy Occasions die set (S4-1206) looks like old cracked leather. A video tutorial for this easy technique can be found in the Amazing Paper Grace Creative - Creative Encouragement Community Facebook Group. The birthday sentiment is cut from metallic Kraft-Stock. I wanted to accent with patina blue and colored the words with Finnabair waxes.

I've added a few Tim Holtz embellishments to add to the industrial feel I wanted for this card including this Gauge Dial and lock which is also colored with waxes for a rusty patina effect. Gold half pearls are scattered across the bottom of the card to add texture. A tiny gear and pearl are added to the center of this paper gauge to add dimension.

This fabulous brass steam gauge is from Mitform castings and is given a patina finish with more of the waxes. I've added bits of Design Tape to add the numbers across the tag and text across the top of the card.

I just adore these black medallions behind the tag which are cut with the A2 Radient Navette (S4-1167) die set that add a steampunk feel to the card. The hinge clip on the end of the tag is from Tim Holtz and the scrolled corner is an older piece from my stash, and they are colored with the art waxes for a rusty patina finish.

One final view.

Below you can find the products I used to create this project including some with compensated affiliate links to Scrapbook.com and Spellbinders. These links are at absolutely no cost to you. When you shop through the links below, I receive a small commission from the companies.  These commissions help me cover the costs of my blog and other expenses, which allows me to continue to provide you with FREE inspiration along with detailed Tips and Techniques provided for every project. Thank you so much for your love and support!

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Friday, January 29, 2021

Industrial Steampunk Card and DIY Video Tutorial with Voice for Little Birdie Crafts

 

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I had so much fun working with Little Birdie's The Classic Gentleman collection to create this industrial steampunk card for our son-in-law who recently celebrated a birthday. I normally enjoy applying mixed media to the background in the form of stamping and stenciling, but the design was simply too fabulous to cover up. I've used the Little Birdie thincut Cogs and Wheels die set to create gears for my clusters. 

I created a DIY video tutorial with voice sharing the techniques used to create this card. I hope you will find inspiration and learn some new techniques.

In this DIY steampunk card tutorial learn how to:
~ Create a patina effect on metal objects with paints and waxes
~ Accentuate background colors
~ Diecut and shade gears from patterned paper
~ Learn my creative process for arranging embellishments
~ Add texture with metal microbeads and prills

Enjoy!


Please hop on over to the Little Birdie Crafts blog to view more close-up photos HERE.

Little Birdie Crafts can be purchased at their online store.
Be sure to check out the Dollar Deals sale they are currently running HERE.

Use code TRACEY05 for a 5% discount.

I receive a small commission at not cost to you.

Little Birdie Crafts Supplies
The Classic Gentleman 12x12" Paper Pack
The Classic Gentleman 6x6" Paper Pack
Premium Card Stock A4 - Bright White
Premium Card Stock A4 - Ebony Black 
Thincut Dies ~ Cogs and Wheels
Acrylic Soft Gel Medium Matte
Acrylic Gesso ~ Black
Tinted Metallic Paint ~ Caribbean Teal
Tinted Metallic Paint ~ Fired Brick
Metallic Wax ~ Aqua Sheen
Metal Microbeads - Ebony Black

Other Supplies
Tim Holtz with Idea-ology: Optical Lens; Foundry; Date Dials; Hardware Heads; Mini Gears; Philosophy Tags
Bead Landing ~ Found Objects
Spare Parts ~ Clocks & Time
Miscellaneous: gears; clock;, cotter pin; and other found items
USArtqust ~ Mini Prills - Express-O-Yourself
Martha Stewart Crafts ~ Microbeads - Copper
Tim Holtz with Ranger ~ Distress Ink: Black Soot; Hickory Smoke; Peacock Feathers
Tombo ~ Mono MULTI Liquid Glue
Helmar ~ 450 Quick Dry Adhesive
Imagine Crafts ~ Tear It Double Sided Tape
Bone Folder
EK Success ~ Tweezers


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Monday, April 6, 2020

Designer Spotlight Guest Designer for the April Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenges Week 1: Add Some Texture: Stamperia


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I have been invited to be the Spotlight Designer for Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenges during the Month of April. I am so delighted and honored to be guest designing for them this month!



This week's theme is:

 Add Some Texture!

 As it’s the first Monday of the month we are showcasing a brand/company. This week we are all using some fabulous products from Stamperia! You don’t have to use them to join in with the challenge but if you have them we would love to see them used.
Be sure to hop on over to the Simon Says Stamp blog HERE for all the details and to be inspired by the gorgeous design team projects.

I really enjoyed this challenge. I adore texture and this was the perfect excuse to try out Stamperia products for the first time. I have been eager to create something with their amazing Sea World designs and this collection was fantastic to work with. You can see several different ways texture is used on the canvas in my Tips and Techniques section below.

So many of us across the world are on stay at home orders to stay safe from COVID-19. It's an opportunity to embrace family and carve out time to find peace and comfort in being creative. I thought this sentiment was perfect for the situation we are in with the virus as well as pairing so wonderfully with the ocean themed canvas. "When a wave comes, go deep." We are all making sacrifices to help save lives particularly for those who are most vulnerable.

Tips and Techniques

The first thing I did was to trace my oval canvas shape onto the fabulous Stamperia Sea World paper, cut it out and adhered it to the canvas using matte soft gel medium. I also brushed over the paper with a coat of the soft gel medium to seal the paper to help protect it from the wet mediums I am using on the project. After the gel medium was dry, I sanded around the edges to get the paper even with the canvas. The edge of the canvas is painted with copper metalic paint and rubbed with charcoal black art wax. I also rubbed some of the charcoal wax around the edges of the paper to add depth.


I used resin in the Stamperia Sea World Soft Mold to create this amazing steampunk seahorse. I brushed it with white gesso then painted with metallic paints. After the paint had a chance to dry, Iit  rubbed with art waxes to highlight the fabulous textures. The gear on the back of the seahorse is painted with Prima Finnabair Rust Effect Paste. I added a couple Prima Finnabair gears - one over the eye, and another on the gear. For a little steampunk whimsy, I added a wing behind the gear. 

I layered the seahorse over a piece of fish netting from my stash. The net was black, and I highlighted the texture by rubbing with Prima art waxes. I stamped the seaweed and sea flowers from the Stamperia Seahorse Cling Stamp set onto Tim Holtz Distress Watercolor Cardstock and colored with Distress Oxide Inks, then fussy cut them to add a pops of color around the seahorse, starfish, and gears.


This sentiment is from the Prima Finnabair Art Daily Sentiments Stickers pack and embellished with a piece from the Prima Finnabair Rusty Knobs Mechanicals set. I colored the sentiment with Distress Ink. Texture is added to the background with black lava embossing paste using the Stamperia Mixed Media Layout Stencil. 


These three base gears are created with resin using the Sea World Soft Mold and topped with a couple Finnabair Mechanicals Metal Gears The resin gears are painted with metallic paint then rubbed with art wax. I added aqua prills and metallic microbeads with matte soft gel medium for added texture. 


More of the molded and metal gears.

The starfish is another resin piece from the Sea World Soft Mold. I applied Rust and Patina Effect Pastes then rubbed with copper art wax. For more texture I added a small seashell from my stash tucked onto a bit of moss. I painted the moss to coordinate.


Another starfish from the Sea World Soft Mold. This one is painted with metallic paint and rubbed with art wax to highlight the textures.


A close-up of some of the seaweed stamped with the Sea World Seahorse Cling Stamps set and colored with distress oxide inks.



 As you may know, the  Simon Says Stamp Store is accepting new orders, but have longer shipping times for the moment due to the coronavirus. With this in mind we have made the difficult decision to suspend the $50 voucher for this challenge.

 We know that many people are staying safe at home and we would love it if you would continue to enter the challenges and have fun! We are all in this together! You have until Monday 8am Ohio time. 1pm UK time, 2 pm CET to join in. The challenge can be found HERE.



Supply List
Stamperia Mixed Media Layout Stencil
Prima Marketing Steampunk Blades Mechanicals
Prima Marketing Winged Mechanicals
Prima Marketing: Finnabair Art Daily Sentiments Stickers
Prima Marketing: Finnabair Art Basics Heavy Body Gel
Prima Marketing Old White Finnabair Wax
Prima Marketing Charcoal Black Finnabair Wax Paste
Prima Marketing Rusty Brown Finnabair Wax Paste
Prima Marketing Rusty Red Finnabair Wax Paste
Prima Marketing White Gold Art Alchemy Metallique Wax
Prima Marketing Rich Copper Art Alchemy Metallique Wax
Prima Marketing White Gold Art Alchemy Metallique Wax
Prima Marketing Brushed Iron Art Alchemy Metallique Wax
Prima Marketing Rust Effect Paste Art Extravagance - Brown Rust, Gold Rust, Red Rust
Prima Marketing Patina Effect Paste Art Extravagance - Brass
Prima Marketing Metallique Steampunk Copper Art Alchemy Acrylic Paint
Prima Marketing Micro Beads Bronze
Prima Marketing Micro Beads Black
Ranger Mini Round Ink Blending Tools
Little Birdie Crafts Tinted Metallic Paint - Silver Charm
Amazing Casting Resin - White
Art Anthology Stone Effects Lava
USArtquest Mini Prills Aqua Net
Decorative Fish Netting
Helmar 450 Quick Dry Adhesive

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Saturday, January 18, 2020

"Possibility Begins" Steampunk Industrial Card for the Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge


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I was under the weather for a while and then got busy preparing to host our family gathering for Christmas, so haven't been spending much time in my studio. I'm delighted to be back with this steampunk/industrial card I created for our son-in-law, Andrew's, birthday.

The Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge this week is all about rust.

You can find the challenge HERE.

I die cut the gears and other elements from chipboard using Tim Holtz's Sizzix Steampunk and Industreal Bigz dies, then used Finnabair rust pastes, metallic paints and waxes to achieve the rusty patina effect that looks just like metal. I just adore the grit in the rust paste that not only gives the color of rust, but the gritty texture as well. I also added rusty patina to the Word Band, Philosophy Tag, Clock, and hardware pieces using Finnabairs metallic waxes.

Here's a list of supplies used to create this card:

Tim Holtz with Idea-ology ~ 8x8 Paper Stash - Abandoned
Chipboard ~ Upcycled
Cardstock ~ Black - From my Stash
Tim Holtz with Idea-ology ~ Paper Dolls
Tim Holtz with Idea-ology ~ Hardware Heads
Tim Holtz with Idea-ology ~ Word Bands
Tim Holtz with Idea-ology ~ Timepieces
Tim Holtz with Idea-ology ~ Philosophy Tags
Prima ~ Finnabair: Mechanicals - Hardware Accents
Prima ~ Tiny Junkyard Findings - Special Screws
Prima ~ Finnabair: Art ExtraVagance - Microbeads: Bronze; Black
US Artquest ~ Mini Prills - Gilt Trip
Stampendous ~ Bronzed Mica Fragments
Prima ~ Finnabair: Art Basics: Gesso, Clear
Prima ~ Finnabair: Art Basics: Soft Matte Gel
Prima ~ Finnabair: Art Alchemy: Metallique Wax - Rich Copper; Peacock
Prima ~ Finnabair: Art ExtraVagance - Rust Effect Paste: Northern Lights - Turquoise
Prima ~ Finnabair: Art ExtraVagance - Rust Effect Paste: Brown Rust
Prima ~ Finnabair: Art ExtraVagance - Rust Effect Paste: Red Rust
Prima ~ Finnabair: Art ExtraVagance - Rust Effect Paste: Gold Rust
Prima ~ Finnabair: Art ExtraVagance - Patina Effect Paste: Brass
Prima ~ Finnabair: Art ExtraVagance - Patina Effect Paste: Blue
Prima ~ Finnabair: Art Alchemy ~ Metallique Acrylic Paint: Emerald Green
Higgins ~ Drawing Ink - Black
Tim Holtz with Sizzix ~ Steampunk Parts Bigz Die
Tim Holtz with Sizzix ~ Industrial Bigz Die
Helmar ~ 450 Quick Dry Adhesive
Sizzix ~ Bigshot

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Thursday, August 2, 2018

Masculine Industrial Mixed Media Tag for Scrap & Craft

“Embrace the Journey” DIY Industrial Steampunk Home Decor Tag by Tracey Sabella for Scrap & Craft featuring Studio75 Paper: #studio75 #scrapiniec #agateria #mixedmedia #mixedmediatag #arttag #steampunk #industrialsteampunk #chipboard #Finnabair #Primamarketing #homedecor #timholtz #rust #rustart #lindysgang #lindysstampgang #rangerink #stampendous #spellbinders #helmar #scrapbookadhesivesby3l
Welcome to my creative space!

I enjoy getting grungy with masculine designs. This tag is a graduation gift for the son of a good friend. I just adore this senior portrait taken of him on a bridge with the industrial red beams. The Tim Holtz tag board is rather large at 6 1/2" wide by 12" high so is a great home decor piece featuring the Studio75 Cherry Blossom Collection as well as chipboard, stamps, and brick stencil from the Scrap & Craft Store. A complete product list can be found below.

Tips and Techniques
“Embrace the Journey” DIY Industrial Steampunk Home Decor Tag by Tracey Sabella for Scrap & Craft featuring Studio75 Paper: #studio75 #scrapiniec #agateria #mixedmedia #mixedmediatag #arttag #steampunk #industrialsteampunk #chipboard #Finnabair #Primamarketing #homedecor #timholtz #rust #rustart #lindysgang #lindysstampgang #rangerink #stampendous #spellbinders #helmar #scrapbookadhesivesby3l
I wanted to bring in a grungy industrial feel to go with the gorgeous bridge in the photo so the gears in the Scrapiniec Flying Hearts Set were just perfect. This is one long strip of gears that I cut to frame the corner of the photo. The chipboard was heat embossed with Stampendous Aged Taupe enamel for an old metal feel. 

Around the tag edges, I stamped with the Grille and Grille 3 stamp with grey ink.

“Embrace the Journey” DIY Industrial Steampunk Home Decor Tag by Tracey Sabella for Scrap & Craft featuring Studio75 Paper: #studio75 #scrapiniec #agateria #mixedmedia #mixedmediatag #arttag #steampunk #industrialsteampunk #chipboard #Finnabair #Primamarketing #homedecor #timholtz #rust #rustart #lindysgang #lindysstampgang #rangerink #stampendous #spellbinders #helmar #scrapbookadhesivesby3l
The Small Brick Stencil with Finnabair's Light Paste is a perfect accent on the background. It's spritzed with Lindy's Black Orchid Silver and Autumn Maple Crimson Starburst spray to highlight the texture. These colors were also used to add spatter texture. The dark paper behind the photo came from the 6x6" Studio75 Cherry Blossom Paper Set and was torn to size then inked with Hickory Smoke Distress Ink to tone down the bright white edges.

The circle piece was diecut from chipboard and enameled with more of the aged taupe powder. I found a roll of back plastic mesh at a flea market that's great for masculine pieces. I cut and brushed a couple bits with art wax to tuck under the photo.

“Embrace the Journey” DIY Industrial Steampunk Home Decor Tag by Tracey Sabella for Scrap & Craft featuring Studio75 Paper: #studio75 #scrapiniec #agateria #mixedmedia #mixedmediatag #arttag #steampunk #industrialsteampunk #chipboard #Finnabair #Primamarketing #homedecor #timholtz #rust #rustart #lindysgang #lindysstampgang #rangerink #stampendous #spellbinders #helmar #scrapbookadhesivesby3l
The small stars are from the Scrapiniec Confetti Stars Set. There are just a ton of little stars in this set that can be used so many different ways to go with any project. Here I brushed them with Finnabair's Rust Effect Paste so they look like rusty metal.

I have a bag of rusty washers collected by my friend's husband who knows I adore rust. I just had to use them for their son's gift. At the bottom of the bag I noticed flakes and bits of rusty goodness. I brushed Bambino Glue around the washers and sprinkled the rusty bits into the glue for texture. The washer is topped with a barn star and gear. To make it look like the washer had rusted in place, I brushed some Rust Effect Paste around the washer and spritzed with water.

“Embrace the Journey” DIY Industrial Steampunk Home Decor Tag by Tracey Sabella for Scrap & Craft featuring Studio75 Paper: #studio75 #scrapiniec #agateria #mixedmedia #mixedmediatag #arttag #steampunk #industrialsteampunk #chipboard #Finnabair #Primamarketing #homedecor #timholtz #rust #rustart #lindysgang #lindysstampgang #rangerink #stampendous #spellbinders #helmar #scrapbookadhesivesby3l
More rusty goodness. A piece of chunky silver chain from my stash was brushed with more rust effect paste to color.

“Embrace the Journey” DIY Industrial Steampunk Home Decor Tag by Tracey Sabella for Scrap & Craft featuring Studio75 Paper: #studio75 #scrapiniec #agateria #mixedmedia #mixedmediatag #arttag #steampunk #industrialsteampunk #chipboard #Finnabair #Primamarketing #homedecor #timholtz #rust #rustart #lindysgang #lindysstampgang #rangerink #stampendous #spellbinders #helmar #scrapbookadhesivesby3l
The tag background is from the 12x12" Studio75 Cherry Blossom Paper Set. I traced and cut the paper then used soft matte get to adhere the paper to the tag. Rolling with a brayer made sure the paper was adhered securely. Once the gel was completely dry, the edges were lightly sanded then inked. 

The vintage key was still somewhat shiny, so I brushed it with Rust Effect Paste and placed it atop another of the fab rusty washers.

“Embrace the Journey” DIY Industrial Steampunk Home Decor Tag by Tracey Sabella for Scrap & Craft featuring Studio75 Paper: #studio75 #scrapiniec #agateria #mixedmedia #mixedmediatag #arttag #steampunk #industrialsteampunk #chipboard #Finnabair #Primamarketing #homedecor #timholtz #rust #rustart #lindysgang #lindysstampgang #rangerink #stampendous #spellbinders #helmar #scrapbookadhesivesby3l
This cool gear came from the Artistiko Cogs Set made from HDF board. I just adore the fabulous gear shapes in this set. It was heat embossed with metallic bronze powder with just a hint of black mixed in.

Prima ~ Finnabair - Mechanicals: Steampunk Gears
Prima ~ Finnabair - Mechanicals: Barn Stars
Prima ~ Finnabair - Mechanicals: Mini Stars
Tim Holtz with Idea-ology ~ Etcetera Thick Board - Medium Tags
Tim Holtz with Idea-ology ~ Quote Chips
Bead Landing ~ Cording - Verigated Hemp Cord 10lb
Rusty Washers ~ Found Items
Black Mesh ~ Found Item
Chain ~ Jewelry Finding
Hemptique ~ Hemp Cord 20lb - Black
Prima ~ Finnabair - Art Basics: Gesso, Clear
Prima ~ Finnabair - Art Basics: Light Paste
Prima ~ Finnabair - Art Basics: Soft Matte Gel
Prima ~ Finnabair - Art ExtraVagance - Rust Effect Paste: Brown Rust; Red Rust
Lindy’s Gang ~ Starburst - Black Orchid Silver; Autumn Maple Crimson
Ranger ~ Emboss It Dabber
Ranger ~ Distress Ink - Frayed Burlap; Hickory Smoke
Ranger ~ Distress Micro Glaze
Tsukineko ~ StazOn - Dove Gray
Ecoline ~ Liquid Watercolor - Carmine (318)
Higgins ~ Drawing Ink - Black
Judi-Kins ~ Embossing Powder - Metallic Bronze
Stampendous ~ Frantage - Embossing Enamel: Aged Taupe, Aged Black
Donna Salazar with Spellbinders ~ Cascading Circles Die
Helmar ~ 450 Quick Dry Adhesive
Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L ~ Thin 3D Foam Squares - Small, Black
Tombow ~ Multi Mono Liquid Adhesive

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