Over at PaperArtsy Blog the challenge theme has been miniature and Emma Godfrey made a lovely card using shrink plastic, and Leandra had included some shrink art pieces in her introduction for miniature art.
After spending an age looking for my stash of Shrink plastic I brought a new supply but clear- EEEK!! Definitely not as forgiving as the white backed stuff I had originally; and I suppose reading the instructions first would have helped!!
For a first attempt on clear and without priming the sheet first they are better in real life than the photo although I did nearly decapitate one bird man!! Definitely more practice needed!!
Ingredients
Paper Artsy Stamp - HP1107EZ
Shrink Plastic
Copper Stazon Ink
Fresco Finish Paints - Chalk, DollyMix, Amethyst, Mushroom, Bora Bora and Mermaid.
DecoArt Matte Varnish
Jewlery findings from stash.
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10 comments:
Lovely earrings and great idea, I love the birds. xx
I love shrink plastic and stamps! Your bird man is fantastic! I love the parts you may consider not perfect...they add a vintage look to them to me! Thanks for sharing with us at Rhedd's Creative Spirit this month! ~Nanette, DT~
Well, I think they are a great idea. Shrink plastic is really useful for earrings and the bird men were a perfect choice. xx
I love those two birds! We call the Peter and Paul!...never though to use them for shrink earrings, and of course, they work really well!! Good idea!
Love your very creative shrinky dink bird earrings! Thanks for joining us at The Mixed Media Monthly Challenge.
Stunning make, love the colours and how you put it all together! Thanks so much for joining us at Mixed Media Monthly!
How eclectic are these and so much fun - TFS over at RCS this month xx
Lovely earrings! So creative! Thanks for joining us at The Mixed Media Monthly Challenge!
these are just COOL! what a fun idea! Thank you so much for playing with the Mixed Media Monthly Challenge!
-Rachel
rwkrafts.com
great project! thanks for playing with us at the Mixed Media Monthly Challenge Blog!
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