For full details of how to create this lovely antique look you will need to peek at page 58 of the Compendium (Vol 2).
I wasn't quite sure where I was going with this technique, but it's so easy and gives a lovely effect on metal and glossy card. How lucky am I that my supplies of Alcohol Ink are mostly blues and greens, though I did have to buy some Snow Cap Mixative.
As you can see I've used a Wendy Vecchi Art Part watch, that is covered with paper, sanded, inked, and the watch frame is stamped with a flourish stamp in gold. I have aged an Ideology watch face, and added some little watch parts as well. I don't think I've finished with this watch yet and might add it to an overloaded tag.
9 comments:
It looks great! I just got my copy of the book too, and some snow cap mixative is on it's way to me, though it may not get here in time for this challenge!!
what a lovely pocket watch project, love the patina effect althiugh I have yet to get the book.....might just have to now
hugs
So lovely!
Looks great so far! :)
xoxo Sioux
This is lovely like the blues and the tiny bits at the back of the timepiece. :)
Sue! It's so wonderful to see you, and I'm delighted that you're here for CC2C #2! Your Faux Patina looks amazing! Idea-ology + Art Parts = STUNNING!!! Well done, my dear!
WOW - Simply Stunning Sue!!!
Hugs Ann xx
Fantastic!
Love what you have done with this. What a great thing, this Wendy Vecchi Art Part. The patina looks so real too!
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