My All Things Tim Group meets next week and I've been having fun designing the project today. Using Clearly for Art Clear Modeling Film (Studio 490/Stampers Anonymous) and Tim Holtz's Adirondack alcohol inks (Ranger), this was indeed FUN!
First take a look at the glass hurricane we'll be making.
First take a look at the glass hurricane we'll be making.
The glass hurricane measures 8 inches high and about 6 inches in diameter.
The leaves are made from the clear modeling film cut out with Tim Holtz's Alterations Dies: Tattered Leaves and the Mini Tattered Leaves Movers and Shapers set. I used alcohol inks in warm fall colors like Cranberry, Sunset Orange, Sunshine Yellow, Lettuce and Meadow.
Then I heated them up and shaped them how I liked. What fun this is! Then a little hot glue to get the leaves onto the glass. I tied some raffia around the middle of the vase which made an additional anchor point for the leaves.
With some natural twine, I affixed this metal charm (Making Memories) to the front raffia knot.
To finish it off, I placed a 6-inch pillar candle in the vase, then surrounded it with rocks. I think this will be a nice centerpiece for the Thanksgiving table this year.
Thanks so much for stopping by today. It always means a lot to me!
So cool and beautiful!!! I haven't used my modeling paper yet so now I am inspired!
ReplyDeleteIt's just gorgeous and you are right. your table will be beautiful throughout the season!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHave never heard of "Modeling Film" but I LOVE what you did with it! Thanks for sharing this beautiful centerpiece.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous, Annette!! Makes me wish I lived in FL and could be part of your group! :)
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ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this wonderful
autumn project. So clever and a great
Thanksgiving Centerpiece.
What a gorgeous project and so worthy of Thanksgiving table center piece! Love this!
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely Annette, love the colours, Judith xx
ReplyDeleteWOW, gorgeous...your artwork is always so amazing:)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous project and what a lovely centerpiece for Thanksgiving or just for fall decor! Thanks for the inspiration!
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