Hello fellow crafters,
Hello and happy Wednesday to you. This week it is my turn to host the Designers Challenge over at the Stampotique blog. Now
if you are anything like me, you will keep all wrapping paper,
cardboard and of course acetate (clear plastic). We all get lots of
it : packaging. I particularly like acetate to use in my projects,
whether it is to stamp on or use it in any other way. I just love it.
So this week I would like YOU to use a bit of acetate. Let your
imagination run wild and surprise me !!!
Here is what I made :
I made this 'shop' out of a bit of
packaging cardboard, I cut it to size, removed a rectangle in the
'front wall' for the window. I then made a box and glued it behind
the window to make the 'shop window'. I then painted it, first with
gesso and then with a grey acryllic paint. I drew the bricks on
separate paper, coloured them and cut them out. I then glued them to
the 'wall'. I rubbed the whole thing with some black soot Distress
Ink to make it look a bit more weathered. I then glued some pattern
paper in the shop window and made a cushion out of felt for Shoogy to
sit on. Here's where the acetate comes in. I used the plastic that
came with a clear stampset and cut a bit that was slightly bigger
then the window. I used sticky letters to put the word 'petshop' on
it. I then glued it over the 'shopwindow'. I used some woodgrain
pattern paper for the 'windowframe' and glued it over the edge of the
plastic. So now the dog is for sale in the petshop. I also used
Carol's flower and stamped them on white paper, coloured them with
colour pencils and clear embossed them. Lastly I printed the
sentiment which is of course a song title and glued it on the panel
underneath the shop. The whole thing was put together with chain and
rings from my jewelry making days.
Thanks for stopping by!
Hope you like it.....
Hope you like it.....
Corrie such a cute little pet shop !
ReplyDeleteThank you for such a geat challenge!
Love your interpretation of using acetate in this challenge! So, how much is the doggy in the window? LOL!
ReplyDeleteA perfect example for your acetate challenge, Corrie! Love the depth you have achieved in creating your pet shop window. All that said, I will spend the rest of the day with that song going through my head! ;-) Mwah! KayW
ReplyDeleteIt's so cute Corrie! This was definitely a challenge for me!! xx
ReplyDeleteFantastic make Corrie, so original and cute!!! Coco xx
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ReplyDeleteHe is so adorable as is your creation. Love the use of acetate to create the pet shop window, this is so charming and I cannot resist that doggie in the window.
Wishes
Lynne
Really loving your little doggie in the window. So cute! Thanks for the wonderful challenge this week. It made us all think outside the box.
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous Corrie, your doggie is so sweet, and I love the little bricks in your shop. Thanks for the great challenge xx
ReplyDeleteOMGoodness, the cutest thing ever! I'm going to be singing that for weeks, Poppy will wonder what's going on!! xx
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely wonderful! So clever and so very well executed. I love all the details (especially those bricks), the design (the hanging bit), and the doggie in the window.
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